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Chromosome Counts of <sup>90</sup> Sr-Induced Osteosarcomas in Mice IV. Variation of chromosome counts when using tumours of predetermined age for transplantation

Journal article reporting chromosome count measurements in strontium-90–induced osteosarcomas in mice, examining variation when tumors of predetermined age are used for transplantation. The supplied source metadata lists publisher and content type but provides no experimental details beyond the title.

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The article documents variation in chromosome counts in a specific radiation‑induced tumor model, a matter of relevance for biomedical cytogenetics research.

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