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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 64:179-~84. Beckman, K.B., and B.N.
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 48:55-60. Bunch, R.T., D.A.
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... 1995. Effects of low doses and low dose rates of external ionizing radiation: cancer mortality among nuclear industry workers in three countries.
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... Dose-response of Chinese hamster and human diploid cells to aluminum X-rays and radiations of different LET. International Journal of Radiation Biology 3 ~ :561-576.
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 68:429-435. Fishel, R.A., and R.D.
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... 25{ decay and X-ray-~duced HURT mutants in CHO cells. International Journal of Radiation Biology 51:193-199.
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... 71 :21-28. _ (~ A, International Journal of Radiation Biology Hawkins, M.M., L.M.K.
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... 1996. Breast cancer mortality between 1950 and 1987 after exposure to fractionated moderate dose rate ionizing radiation in the Canadian fluoroscopy study and a comparison with breast cancer mortality in the Atomic bomb survivors study.
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 70:385-392. Knudson, A.G., Ir.
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... 1989. Molecular characterization of thymidine kinase mutants of human cells induced by densely ionizing radiation.
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... 1994. Cancer risk modelling using multistage models fitted to the Japanese bomb survivors.
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 53:49-53. :Lloyd, D.C., A.A.
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 59:1325-1339. Meuth, M
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... radicals as intermediates in DNA damage by ionizing radiation. Radiation Research 146:436-443.
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 61: 199-203. NCT (National Cancer Institute)
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 71 :467-483.
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 66:537-542. RERF (Radiation Effects Research Foundation)
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 62:673-678. Schneider, A.B., E
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 64:~85-~87. Straume, T., S.D.
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... Chinese hamster cells. International Journal of Radiation Biology 36:137-148.
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... International Journal of Radiation Biology 38:545-557. Vneling, H., J.W.~.M.
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... international Journal of Radiation Biology 66:!
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  • international journal
  • mutation research
  • ionizing radiation
  • mammalian cells

  • cancer institute
  • bomb survivors
  • atomic bomb
  • breast cancer
  • radiation protection

  • human cells
  • chromosome aberrations
  • cancer mortality
  • situ hybridization
  • chromosomal aberrations

  • human lymphocytes
  • chinese hamster
  • sciences usa
  • hamster cells
  • low dose

  • low doses
  • human fibroblasts
  • strand breaks
  • hprt gene
  • molecular mechanisms

  • primary human
  • human lymphoblastoid
  • radiation mutagenesis
  • human peripheral
  • premature chromosome


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