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期刊名:Radiation research

缩写:RADIAT RES

ISSN:0033-7587

e-ISSN:1938-5404

IF/分区:2.4/Q2

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Anastasia L Sowers,Sangeeta Gohain,Elijah F Edmondson et al. Anastasia L Sowers et al.
The rationale of this study stems from the concern of a radiation-induced accident or terrorist-mediated nuclear attack resulting in large populations of people exposed to nonlethal radiation doses or after a course of definitive radiation ...
Vladimir Drozdovitch,Victor Kryuchkov,Elena Bakhanova et al. Vladimir Drozdovitch et al.
The present paper provides an overview of the methods and summarizes the results of estimating radiation doses and their uncertainties for Ukrainian-American epidemiological studies among the Chernobyl (Chornobyl) cleanup workers. After the...
Jake Pirkkanen,Taylor Laframboise,Jayden Peterson et al. Jake Pirkkanen et al.
Natural background ionizing radiation is present on the earth's surface; however, the biological role of this chronic low-dose-rate exposure remains unknown. The Researching the Effects of the Presence and Absence of Ionizing Radiation (REP...
P Artur Plett,Hui Lin Chua,Tong Wu et al. P Artur Plett et al.
Acute, high-dose radiation exposure results in life-threatening acute radiation syndrome (ARS) and debilitating delayed effects of acute radiation exposure (DEARE). The DEARE are a set of chronic multi-organ illnesses that can result in ear...
Shannon Martello,Yuki Ueda,Michelle A Bylicky et al. Shannon Martello et al.
Radiation exposure in a therapeutic setting or during a mass casualty event requires improved medical triaging, where the time to delivery and quantity of medical countermeasures are critical to survival. Radiation-induced liver injury (RIL...
Yijen L Wu,Anthony G Christodoulou,Jan H Beumer et al. Yijen L Wu et al.
Victims of a radiation terrorist event will include pregnant women and unborn fetuses. Mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress are key pathogenic factors of fetal radiation injury. The goal of this preclinical study is to investigate...
Julian D Down,Milton R Cornwall-Brady,Wei Huang et al. Julian D Down et al.
Animal studies are needed that best simulate a large-scale, inhomogeneous body exposure after a radiological or nuclear incident and that provides a platform for future development of medical countermeasures. A partial-body irradiation (PBI...
Chizuru Tsuruoka,Mayumi Shinagawa,Yi Shang et al. Chizuru Tsuruoka et al.
Carbon ion radiotherapy (CIRT) for pediatric cancer is currently limited because of the unknown risk of induction of secondary cancers. Medulloblastoma of Ptch1+/- mice offers a unique experimental system for radiation-induced carcinogenesi...
Angela M Groves,Nicole D Paris,Carl J Johnston et al. Angela M Groves et al.
Inflammation is a key factor in both influenza and radiation-induced lung pathophysiology. This implies a commonality of response to pulmonary damage from these insults and suggests exacerbated pathology may occur after combined exposure. W...
Guillaume Hubert,Alain Baudry,Alejandro Saez Guillaume Hubert
This study delves into the investigation of cosmic-ray radiation exposure levels for workers and their impact on the signal correlation subsystems at the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) observatory sites. The analysis pr...