Impact of Low-Dose Occupational Exposure to Ionizing Radiation on T-Cell Populations and Subpopulations and Humoral Factors Included in the Immune Response

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Ilona Gyuleva

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Ivanka Rupova

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Jana Djounova

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10.1177/1559325818785564

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