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The lens, by virtue of its primary radiopathy, cataract, and its amenability to ready, non-invasive assessment, has held out the promise of being a valuable bio-indicator for radiation exposure. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
dosimetric support, environmental radiation contamination, external beta dose, angiopathia retinae, focal length variability, atomic bomb cataract, dosimetry support, axial opacities, polychromatic sheen, irradiated lenses, bovine lens epithelial cells, lenticular proteins, radiation risk assessment, external gamma dose, retrospective dosimetry, posterior subcapsular opacities, dose reconstruction, equatorial cells, cataract induction, cataract onset, dose records, ocular study, ocular risk, radiation cataract, cortical opacity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Health Phys, New York, International Commission, Kluwer Academic Publishers, National Council, United States, Department of Energy, United Nations, Department of Ophthalmology, Eye Res, The Utah, International Atomic Energy Agency, Ministry of Health, Columbia University, Effects of Atomic Radiation, Institute of Biophysics, Japanese A-bomb, Latvian Chernobyl, National Cancer Institute, Ophthalmic Res, Cataract Refract, Southern Urals, Techa River New!
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The lens, by virtue of its primary radiopathy, cataract, and its amenability to ready, non-invasive assessment, has held out the promise of being a valuable bio-indicator for radiation exposure. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
dosimetric support, environmental radiation contamination, external beta dose, angiopathia retinae, focal length variability, atomic bomb cataract, dosimetry support, axial opacities, polychromatic sheen, irradiated lenses, bovine lens epithelial cells, lenticular proteins, radiation risk assessment, external gamma dose, retrospective dosimetry, posterior subcapsular opacities, dose reconstruction, equatorial cells, cataract induction, cataract onset, dose records, ocular study, ocular risk, radiation cataract, cortical opacity Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Health Phys, New York, International Commission, Kluwer Academic Publishers, National Council, United States, Department of Energy, United Nations, Department of Ophthalmology, Eye Res, The Utah, International Atomic Energy Agency, Ministry of Health, Columbia University, Effects of Atomic Radiation, Institute of Biophysics, Japanese A-bomb, Latvian Chernobyl, National Cancer Institute, Ophthalmic Res, Cataract Refract, Southern Urals, Techa River New!
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- Advanced Techniques by Smith on page 26, and page 32
- Nuclear Tests: Long-Term Consequences in the Semipalatinsk/Altai Region (NATO ASI Series / Partnership Sub-Series/ 2. Environment) by Charles S. Shapiro on page 120
- Guidance on Radiation Received in Space Activities (N C R P Report) by National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements on page 141
- Fundamentals of Adsorption (The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science) by M. Douglas LeVan on page 151
- Radiation Dose Reconstruction for Epidemiologic Uses by Committee on an Assessment of CDC Radiation Studies on page 97
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