XXXIX. Secondary γ radiation

X-radiation and Γ-radiation

In vivo Analysis of H2AX Phosphorylation Induced by γ-Radiation

ABSTRACT          Background and Objectives: Exposure to ionizing radiation in modern societies is inevitable and can cause a variety of adverse health effects such as cancer and birth defects. Therefore, a reliable, repeatable and sensitive method is required for evaluation of radiation exposure. The aim of this study was to determine the amount of hist...

The XXXIX Long Fox Memorial Lecture

Xxxix. the Precipitation of Egg-albumin

A model of the secondary radiation belt

[1] Products of nuclear reactions between primary radiation belt protons and constituents of the tenuous upper atmosphere form a collocated secondary radiation belt. A calculation of the time-dependent secondary intensity provides a model specification of this environmental component for lowand medium-altitude satellite orbits. It is based on an earlier model of the radiation belt protons, the ...