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The Biological Effects of Radiations
Annual Review of Physiology, 1951The study of the biological effects of ionizing radiations has increased enormously in the past few years, largely because of the development of atomic energy, with its attendant hazards and potentialities. This interest is reflected in the large number of papers published in this general field dur ing the past year.
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Radiation Research Supplement, 1958
The theory of radiation effects in solids is summarized, and the various phenomena are illustrated with examples. The effects produced by radiation are electronic excitation, elastic collisions, displacements, inelastic collisions, and transmutations.
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The theory of radiation effects in solids is summarized, and the various phenomena are illustrated with examples. The effects produced by radiation are electronic excitation, elastic collisions, displacements, inelastic collisions, and transmutations.
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The effects of radiation on proteins
The International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1959Major chemical changes induced by radiation on proteins include denaturation, degradation, and polymerization. The allergenicity of proteins has been shown to be particularly sensitive to irradiation. One of the primary changes noted after the irradiation of proteins is their marked sensitivity to temperatare changes of the stored solutions.
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Radiation Therapy-Associated Toxicity: Etiology, Management, and Prevention
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Kyle Wang
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