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The γ-ray irradiation causes mortality, retardation in development and growth rate, haemorrhage, axial defects and unilateral microphthalmia. Histological examination of microphthalmic embryos revealed a partial division of the left optic cup and a ‘double lens’.
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The authors wish to thank ProfessorsL. Mulherkar andH. J. Arnikar for the laboratory facilities and to Mr.E. D. Roberts for drawing the Figure 1.
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Chiplonkar, J.M., Goel, S.C. Effects ofγ-rays on the developing embryos ofCalotes versicolor. Experientia 31, 1213–1215 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02326801
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