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Comparative carcinogenicity of ionizing radiation and chemicals.
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Molecular diagnosis of cancer.
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Introduction to the cellular and molecular biology of cancer.
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Antimutagenesis and anticarcinogenesis mechanisms.
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Radioprotectors and anticarcinogens.
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Mechanisms of DNA damage and repair: implications for carcinogenesis and risk assessment.
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Genes and signal transduction in multistage carcinogenesis.
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Human carcinogenesis.
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Oxidative stress and signal transduction.
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Induction of thyroid cancer by ionizing radiation.
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Radiation research : proceedings of the Sixth International Congress of Radiation Research, May 13-19, 1979, Tokyo /
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Cell signalling.
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Radiation research; proceedings of the Third International Congress of Radiation Research held at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, June-July, 1966.
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Adequacy of relative and absolute risk models for lifetime risk estimate of radiation induced cancer.
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Charged-particle-induced radiative capture; proceedings.
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Radiation research : biomedical, chemical, and physical perspectives : proceedings of the fifth International Congress of Radiation Research held at Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., July 14-20, 1974 /
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Theoretical and epidemiological evidence for time variations in radiation-induced cancer risk and implications for population risks.
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Biological and environmental effects of low-level radiation : proceedings of a symposium on biological effects of low-level radiation pertinent to protection of man and his environment
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Biological and environmental effects of low-level radiation : proceedings of a symposium on biological effects of low-level radiation pertinent to protection of man and his environment
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Biological and environmental effects of low-level radiation : proceedings of a symposium on biological effects of low-level radiation pertinent to protection of man and his environment
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Induced mutations in plants. Proceedings of a symposium jointly organized by the IAEA and FAO and held at Pullman, Wash., 14-18 July 1969.
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The initial effects of ionizing radiations on cells; a symposium held in Moscow, October, 1960, supported by UNESCO and the IAEA and sponsored by the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.
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Radiation sensitivity of toxins and animal poisons. Proceedings of a panel ...
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Cancer risks as a radiation detriment.