Radiation and environmental biophysics

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  Año 2006, Número 4

  • LNT: a never-ending story

    A. A. Friedl

    págs. 241-244

    

  • Recent reports on the effect of low doses of ionizing radiation and its doseâ¿¿effect relationship

    M. Tubiana, A. Aurengo, D. Averbeck

    págs. 245-251

    

  • Estimating radiation-induced cancer risks at very low doses: rationale for using a linear no-threshold approach

    D. J. Brenner

    págs. 253-256

    

  • Linear-no-threshold is a radiation-protection standard rather than a mechanistic effect model

    J. Breckow

    págs. 257-260

    

  • Measurements of fast neutrons in Hiroshima by use of 39Ar

    E. Nolte, I. Tolstikhin, H. H. Loosli, Werner Rühm

    págs. 261-271

    

  • The use of deciduous molars in EPR dose reconstruction

    N. El Faramawy

    págs. 273-277

    

  • Comparison of EPR occupational lifetime external dose assessments for Mayak nuclear workers and film badge dose data

    P. Fattibene, E. K. Vasilenko, A. Wieser

    págs. 279-288

    

  • Comparison of the accumulation of 137Cs and 90Sr by six spring wheat varieties

    Y. V. Putyatin

    págs. 289-298

    

  • Condensed-history Monte Carlo simulation of the dosimetric distribution of electron microbeam

    H. Zhou, Y. Zhuo, Y. Ma

    págs. 299-305

    

  • Lung cancer in Mayak workers: interaction of smoking and plutonium exposure

    E. K. Vasilenko, S. A. Romanov, R. Meckbach, V. Jacob, P. Jacob

    pág. 307

    

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