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    A study comparing the effects of vincristine with those of ionizing radiation on the root meristem of Vicia faba
    (1972) Haddad, Dawne Merle
    Vincristine and vinblastine, two closely related alkaloids are extracted from the Madagaskar Periwinkle, Vinca rosea Linn. They have been shown to be effective oncolytic agents and cause arrest of mitosis at the metaphase stage, similar to that of colchicine andcolcimid. Clinically, vincristine has been found to produce a complete remission in patients with acute leukaemia. Tumour regression in patients with Hodgkin's disease, lymphosarcoma and certain childhood solid tumours have also been reported.
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    A study of the response of the root meristem of maize to fractionated and protracted doses of ionizing radiation
    (1971) Hering, Egbert Raymond
    Vicia faba and investigating the effects of ionizing radiation on its root system. In particular, species such as Tradescantia, Pisum, Allium and Mordeum vulgare have been extensively studied. Nevertheless an ever-increasing number of workers have used Vicia faba for explaining the basic problems of radio biology. One of the reasons is the small number of large chromosomes contained in the root meristem cells, which are particularly conducive to simple cytological analysis. The seedlings also have other attractive features.
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