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A comprehensive review of dose limits, triage systems and measurement tools for consequence management of nuclear and radiological emergencies. [PDF]

Radiat Phys Chem Oxf Engl 1993
Wei Y, Dewji SA.
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Consequences of ionizing radiation exposure to the cardiovascular system. [PDF]

Nat Rev Cardiol
Jahng JWS, Little MP, No HJ, Loo BW, Wu JC.   +4 more
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[Evaluation of radiation effect on aging of population in the area of Techa river].

Gigiena i sanitariia, 1995
E V, Polzik, M F, Lemiasev, A N, Varaksin, V S, Kazantsev, M Iu, Iakusheva, L G, Gorbich, A A, Zhivoderov, Z M, Kuznetsova   +7 more
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The radiation exposure of fish in the period of the Techa river peak contamination [PDF]

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2019
Waterborne radioactive releases into the Techa River from the Mayak Production Association in Russia during 1949-1956 resulted in downstream contamination of the river ecosystem. The discharged liquid waste contained both short-lived isotopes (95Zr, 95Nb, 103,106Ru, 141,144Ce, 91Y, 89Sr and 140Ba with half-life from 3 days to 1.02 years) and the long ...
Geir Rudolfsen, Natalia I Atamanyuk, Evgeny Pryakhin   +2 more
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External dose reconstruction for the former village of Metlino (Techa River, Russia) based on environmental surveys, luminescence measurements, and radiation transport modelling

Radiation and Environmental Biophysics, 2017
In the first years of its operation, the Mayak Production Association, a facility part of the Soviet nuclear weapons program in the Southern Urals, Russia, discharged large amounts of radioactively contaminated effluent into the nearby Techa River, thus ...
Mauritius Hiller, Sergey Romanov, N G Bougrov   +2 more
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Minisatellite germline mutation rate in the Techa River population

Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, 2006
Germline mutation at eight minisatellite loci has been studied among the irradiated families from the Techa River population and non-exposed families from the rural area of the Chelyabinsk and Kurgan Oblasts. The groups were matched by ethnicity, parental age, occupation and smoking habit.
Yuri Dubrova, Alexander Akleyev
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RADIOECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF THE TECHA RIVER CONTAMINATION

Health Physics, 2000
During the years 1949-1952, the Mayak Production Association (MAYAK), which was processing weapons-grade plutonium, was discharging radioactive wastes into the Techa River. As a result, all components of the river system (water, bottom soils, and flood plains) were exposed to massive radioactive contamination.
A V, Akleyev, V A, Kostyuchenko, L M, Peremyslova, V A, Baturin, I Y, Popova   +4 more
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Studies on the Techa river populations: dosimetry

Radiation and Environmental Biophysics, 2002
The combined dosimetric and epidemiologic study of the Extended Techa River Cohort (ETRC) is deemed important, as this cohort is one of a very few that can be studied to examine the question of whether there is a dose rate- reduction factor in the induction of stochastic effects by radiation.
M O, Degteva, N B, Shagina, E I, Tolstykh, M I, Vorobiova, B A, Napier, L R, Anspaugh   +5 more
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Radioactive Contamination of the Techa River, the Urals

Health Physics, 1993
The Techa River in the Urals was contaminated with high-level radioactive waste from the MAJAK nuclear installation around 1950. The total discharge to the river amounted to 100 PBq with 90Sr and 137Cs contributing approximately 10 PBq each. This study has shown that the river presently contains approximately 0.3 TBq 90Sr, > 6 TBq 137Cs, and ...
A V, Trapeznikov, V N, Pozolotina, , Chebotina MYa, V N, Chukanov, V N, Trapeznikova, N V, Kulikov, S P, Nielsen, A, Aarkrog   +7 more
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THE TECHA RIVER DOSIMETRY SYSTEM

Health Physics, 2000
The Mayak Production Association (MPA) was the first facility in the former Soviet Union for the production of plutonium. Significant worker and population exposures occurred as a result of failures in the technological processes in the late 1940's and early 1950's.
M O, Degteva, V P, Kozheurov, E I, Tolstykh, M I, Vorobiova, L R, Anspaugh, B A, Napier, A N, Kovtun   +6 more
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