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The role of the nuclear pore complex in the stability of disease-related short tandem DNA repeats. [PDF]

Nucleic Acids Res
Ollivaud S, Novarina D, Riquelme Barrientos EC, Kazemier HG, Gonera S, Kislanski M, Veenhoff LM, Chang M.   +7 more
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The experience of nuclear waste

2021
Radioactive waste stands apart in waste studies: it seems to belong to a class of its own, very remote from everyday experiences of waste. Its material properties appear outlandish and threatening. When radioactive waste seeps into daily life and experiences, it is often through the lens of bodily and environmental contamination.
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The Nuclear Induction Experiment

Physical Review, 1946
The phenomenon of nuclear induction has been studied experimentally. The apparatus used is described, both as to principle and detail. Experiments have been carried out in which the signals from protons contained in a variety of substances were observed. The results show the role played by the relaxation time, which was found to vary between about ${10}
F. Bloch, W. W. Hansen, M. Packard
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Medical Experience in Nuclear Submarines

Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 1971
Abstract A summary of medical experience gained on long detached patrols by British nuclear submarine medical officers is presented. Comparisons with American experience are made and indications of what the new submarine medical officer may expect to meet in his practice at sea on patrol are given.
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Nuclear Bombarding Experiments

1979
In Chapter 3 we gave an account of the early work of Rutherford on the theory of single α-particle scattering and of the experiments of Geiger and Marsden on α-particle scattering in metals. The work on gold foil was of great importance because it was these experiments that formed the basis of the so-called Rutherford-Bohr atom.
T. A. Littlefield, N. Thorley
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Statistical analysis for nuclear forensics experiments

Statistical Analysis and Data Mining: The ASA Data Science Journal, 2015
AbstractAs with any type of forensics, nuclear forensics seeks to infer historical information using models and data. This article connects nuclear forensics and calibration. We present statistical analyses of a calibration experiment that connect several responses to the associated set of input values and then ‘make a measurement’ using the ...
Christine M. Anderson-Cook, Tom Burr, Michael S. Hamada, Edward V. Thomas   +3 more
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Electrochemical experiments in cold nuclear fusion

Physical Review Letters, 1989
Recently, two scientific papers have reported positive detection of nuclear radiation from similar electrochemical cells operating with deuterated water. We have experimented with similar electrolytic cells and have looked for energetic charged particles which are characteristic of nuclear fusion reactions. We report on six variations of the cell, with
, Ziegler, , Zabel, , Cuomo, , Brusic, , Cargill, , O'Sullivan, , Marwick   +6 more
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Experiments in Nuclear Astrophysics

Nuclear Physics A, 2007
Astrophysics is a rapidly growing field, driven by observations from ground and space-based telescopes, which cover all wavelengths, from radio waves to ultra-high energy gamma rays. Nuclear physics experiments provide critical input parameters, which are important for the interpretation of the observational data.
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Observation of adiatric nuclear magnetization in nuclear orientation experiments

Physics Letters A, 1970
Measurements of the anisotropy of γ-radiation from 60Co in iron adiabatic bulk nuclear magnetization when the sample is magnetized at 0.05°K to 0.010°K. For 54Mn copper at 0.02°K in 0.5 kg to 3 kg. T1 ⪕ 0.5 sec.
D.H. Chaplin, C.G. Don, G.V.H. Wilson
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