Titlebook: Radiation Carcinogenesis and DNA Alterations; F. J. Burns,A. C. Upton,G. Silini Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 DN

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Experimental Radiation Carcinogenesishe near future by direct observations. Two features of the dose-response relationships are most important for risk evaluation at low doses: the existence of a dose threshold and the general form of the curve.

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Radiation Carcinogenesis and the Hair Folliclent and followed for long periods of time. The fact that rodent skin has been widely utilzed for testing carcinogenic chemicals permits comparisons of carcinogenesis by radiation and chemicals. The skin of albino rats responds to the carcinogenic action of several known human carcinogens, including, ionizing radiation and ultraviolet light.

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The Radiobiology of , Neoplastic Transformationar and animal models, in which it has been shown that radiation will induce cancer in most tissues of most mammalian species. Despite these observations, however, the molecular mechanisms for this effect remain obscure.

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October 1984 in Corfu, Greece. The meeting received finan­ cial support from the United States Department of Energy and the United States National Cancer Institute. A plethora of recent developments in the molecular biology of DNA are leading to new ideas concerning how DNA alterations might be inv

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Follow-up Studies of Patients Treated by X-Ray Epilation for Tinea Capitisvalent in low socioeconomic groups (1). In the United States, tinea capitis was relatively uncommon until a major epidemic occurred throughout the country during World War II (2). Treatment for ringworm of the scalp by X-ray epilation was introduced by Sabouraud in 1904 and standardized by Kienbock

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Tumour Induction in Experimental Animals after Neutron and X-Irradiationbtain information on the dose-response relationships for carcinogenesis and to assess the quantitative cancer risk of exposure to radiations of different quality..Tissues in the human with a high sensitivity for cancer induction include the bone marrow, the lung, the thyroid and the breast in women.

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Dose-Response for Radiation-Induced Cancer in Rat Skinrelatively easy to manipulate, and tumors are detectible at earlier times. The skin contains a comparatively large variety of cell types many of which are susceptible to the action of carcinogens. For example, rat skin exposed to radiation develops a variety of tumor types including, squamous carcin

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Experimental Radiation Carcinogenesis more precise knowledge of the shapes of the dose-response functions. This knowledge is not available at present and is not likely to be obtained in the near future by direct observations. Two features of the dose-response relationships are most important for risk evaluation at low doses: the existe