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Some stages of the apoptotic death of lymphoid cells (thymocytes and peripheral blood lymphocytes) have been followed up using light and electron microscopes. Differences have been revealed in the formation of death stages under natural physiological conditions and after gamma-irradiation. High radiation doses are shown to interfere with the process of nuclear chromatin condensation characteristic of the natural physiological death of cells.
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