Studies on the effects of oxygen and hypoxic cell sensitizers on radiation-induced chromosome damage in human lymphocytes.
Series: D40130/82
Publisher: University of Salford
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Salford
Language: eng
Notes: PhD thesis, Physics.
Table of contents: label: I
class: section
title: Introduction; pagenum: 7
title: Biological Effects of Radiation
label: 1; pagenum: 15
title: Energy Deposition in Biological Systems
label: 2; pagenum: 21
title: Chromosome Aberration induction by Ionizing Radiation
label: 3; pagenum: 46
label: 4
title: Factors influencing the Yield of Chromosome Aberrations; pagenum: 101
title: Chromosome Aberrations and Radiobiology
label: 5; title: Materials and Methods
label: II; pagenum: 112
label: 6
title: Materials and Methods; label: III
title: Results and Discussion; pagenum: 119
label: 7
title: The Effect of Oxygen Concentration on Chromosome Aberration Induction by X-rays; pagenum: 143
title: The Effect of Anoxia and Oxygenation on Chromosome Aberration Induction by 15 MeV Neutrons
label: 8; pagenum: 166
title: The Effect of Oxygen Concentration on the Induction of Chromosome Aberrations by Negative Pi-Mesons
label: 9; pagenum: 175
title: The Effect of Metronidazole and Misonidazole on the Induction of Sister Chromatid Exchanges
label: 10; pagenum: 181
title: The Effect of Metronidazole and Misonidazole on the Induction of Chromosome Aberrations by X-rays
label: 11; pagenum: 194
label: 12
title: The Effect of Oxygen Treatment on the Number of First Division Metaphases Observed after 48 Hours in Culture