(Theory of relative biological effectiveness)
(Theory of relative biological effectiveness)
Research continued on relative biological effectiveness, in the following areas: radial distribution of dose about the path of an energetic heavy ion; the response of E. Coli mutants to ionizing radiations; the application of a fragmentation model to to the calculation of cell survival and mutation with heavy ion beams; biological radiation effects from gamma radiation and heavy ion beams on organisms; cancer induction in the Harderian Gland by HZE particles; and effects of low dose radiations. (CBS)
- University of North Texas United States
Applied Studies-- Radiation Effects-- Dosimetry & Monitoring-- (1992-), Cells, Microorganisms, Rbe, & Tissue Culture, Diseases, Particle Beams, Research Programs, Ion Beams, Thermal, Neoplasms, Proton Beams, 560151 -- Radiation Effects On Animals-- Man, And Other Environ. Pollutant Effects On Living Orgs. And Biol. Mat, Radiations 560120* -- Radiation Effects On Biochemicals, Escherichia Coli, Progress Report, Bacteria, Beams, Biological Effects, 63 Radiation, Nucleon Beams, Document Types, 560101 -- Biomedical Sciences, Radiation Effects, Biological Radiation Effects, 61 Radiation Protection And Dosimetry, 560152 -- Radiation Effects On Animals-- Animals, Mutations, Ionizing Radiations
Applied Studies-- Radiation Effects-- Dosimetry & Monitoring-- (1992-), Cells, Microorganisms, Rbe, & Tissue Culture, Diseases, Particle Beams, Research Programs, Ion Beams, Thermal, Neoplasms, Proton Beams, 560151 -- Radiation Effects On Animals-- Man, And Other Environ. Pollutant Effects On Living Orgs. And Biol. Mat, Radiations 560120* -- Radiation Effects On Biochemicals, Escherichia Coli, Progress Report, Bacteria, Beams, Biological Effects, 63 Radiation, Nucleon Beams, Document Types, 560101 -- Biomedical Sciences, Radiation Effects, Biological Radiation Effects, 61 Radiation Protection And Dosimetry, 560152 -- Radiation Effects On Animals-- Animals, Mutations, Ionizing Radiations
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