Relative toxicity of chronic irradiation by 45Ca beta particles and 242Cm alpha particles with respect to the production of lung tumors in CBA/Ca mice.

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Priest, N., Hoel, D. and Brooks, P. 2006. Relative toxicity of chronic irradiation by 45Ca beta particles and 242Cm alpha particles with respect to the production of lung tumors in CBA/Ca mice. Radiation Research. 166 (5), pp. 782-793.
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TitleRelative toxicity of chronic irradiation by 45Ca beta particles and 242Cm alpha particles with respect to the production of lung tumors in CBA/Ca mice.
AuthorsPriest, N., Hoel, D. and Brooks, P.
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A unique study of the relative RBEs of a- and b-radiation where both the temporal and spatial distribution of dose are ~ coincident. RBE ratios produced for benign and malignant lung tumours. Results produced suggest that RBE values are both tumour and dose-specific. RBE values of 1 to 10.

PublisherRadiation Research Society
JournalRadiation Research
ISSN0033-7587
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PrintNov 2006
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Deposited24 Nov 2008
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LanguageEnglish
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