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Mutation Research/Reviews in Genetic Toxicology, 1996
Spatial factors conditioning the formation of radiation-induced chromosome exchange aberrations are reviewed, and concepts such as 'rejoining distance' and 'site' are re-examined in the light of the unexpectedly high frequencies of multi-break ('Complex') exchanges being revealed by FISH painting. Given the anticipated densities of dsb within a nucleus,
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Spatial factors conditioning the formation of radiation-induced chromosome exchange aberrations are reviewed, and concepts such as 'rejoining distance' and 'site' are re-examined in the light of the unexpectedly high frequencies of multi-break ('Complex') exchanges being revealed by FISH painting. Given the anticipated densities of dsb within a nucleus,
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2023
The Pinehurst Estates 9C-1 site consists of three, L-shaped poured concrete foundation, measuring approximately 34-x-10 ft, 20-x-12ft, and 31-x-50ft, a small concrete slab foundation, a concrete pillar with four, embedded rebar pins, an oval-shaped shaft feature, interpreted as a cistern, and a square-shaped shaft feature.
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The Pinehurst Estates 9C-1 site consists of three, L-shaped poured concrete foundation, measuring approximately 34-x-10 ft, 20-x-12ft, and 31-x-50ft, a small concrete slab foundation, a concrete pillar with four, embedded rebar pins, an oval-shaped shaft feature, interpreted as a cistern, and a square-shaped shaft feature.
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2022
This encyclopedia entry defines and explores the human rights implications of the use of black sites. 'Black sites' is the colloquial term used to refer to the secret detention sites operated by the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) as part of what is known as the rendition, detention and interrogation programme, in activity between 2002 ...
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This encyclopedia entry defines and explores the human rights implications of the use of black sites. 'Black sites' is the colloquial term used to refer to the secret detention sites operated by the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) as part of what is known as the rendition, detention and interrogation programme, in activity between 2002 ...
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