Fallout Memory Trajectories at Semipalatinsk 215
38. Hirsch, Empire of Nations, 311; Roy, The New Central Asia, 63.
39. Hirsch, Empire of Nations, 10, 196, 313–314.
40. A.Z. Salimova, I.A. Kutuev, R.I. Khusainova, V.L. Akhmetova, G.S. Sviatova,
G.M. Berezina, and E.K. Khusnutdinova, “Izuchenie etnoterritorial’nykh grupp
kazakhov po dannym polimorfizma DNK iadernogo genoma [Analysis of ethnogeographic groups of Kazakhs based on nuclear genome DNA polymorphism],”
Genetika 41 (2005): 973–980.
41. Susanne Bauer, “Virtual Geographies of Belonging. The Case of Soviet and
Post-Soviet Human Genetic Diversity Research,” Science, Technology and Human
Values 39, no. 4 (2014): 511–537.
42. F. Hirsch, “Race without the practice of racial politics,” Slavic Review 61 (2002): 30–43.
43. O. Ismagulov, “Materialy po gruppam krovi u naseleniia Iugo-vostochnogo Kazakhstana [Materials on blood groups in the population of south-east Kazakhstan],”
Voprosy antropologii 30 (1968): 111–116.
44. G.S: Sviatova, G.M. Berezina, G.Zh.Abildinova, “Analiz genetiko-demograficheskoi struktury sel’skikh populiatsii, prilegaiushchikh k Semipalatinskomuispytatel’nomu poligonu,” Genetika, 37, no. 12 (2001): pp 1687–1695; G.S. Sviatova,
G.Zh. Abildinova, G.M. Berezina, “Rezul’taty tsitogeneticheskogo issledovaniia
populiatsii razlichnogo radiatsionnogo riska Semipalatinskogo regiona,” Genetika,
38 no. 3 (2002): 376–382.
45. G.S. Sviatova, G.Zh. Abil’dinova, and G.M. Berezina. “Chastota, dinamika i
struktura vrozhdennykh porokov razvitiia v populiatsiiakh, ispytyvaiushchikh
dlitel’noe vozdeistvie ioniziruiushchego izucheniia [Frequency, dynamics, and
structure of congenital malformations in populations under long-term exposure to
ionizing radiation],” Genetika, 37 (2001): 1696–1704.
46. Roy, The New Central Asia, xx.
47. G.M. Berezina, “Natsionalnyi Geneticheskii registr respubliki Kazakhstan v sisteme
geneticheskogo monitoringa. Materialy nauchnogo foruma,” Pediatriia I detskaia
khirurgiia 2 (2008): 40–41.
48. Iakubovskaia, Semipalatinskii iadernyiolygonn—50 let.
49. G.S. Sviatova, GZh Abi’’dinova, and G.M. Berezina, “Chastota, dinamika i struktura
vrozhdennykh porokov razvitiia v populiatsiiakh, ispytyvaiushchikh dlite’’noe vozdeistvie ioniziruiushchego izucheniia [Frequency, dynamics, and structure of congenital malformations in populations under long-term exposure to ionizing radiation],”
Genetika 37 (2001): 1696–704.
50. Berezina, Natsionalnyi Geneticheskii registr, 41.
51. Berezina, Natsionalnyi Geneticheskii registr, 41.
52. G.S. Sviatova, G.Zh. Abildinova, G.M. Berezina, “Rezul’taty tsitogeneticheskogo
issledovaniia populiatsii razlichnogo radiatsionnogo riska Semipalatinskogo regiona,”
Genetika 38, no. 3 (2002): 376–382.
53. Sviatova, Abildinova, Berezina, Rezul’taty tsitogeneticheskogo issledovaniia, 379.
54. Vestnik of the National Nuclear Centre of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2000.
55. B.A. Shevchenko, G.P. Snigireva, “O vozmozhnosti rekonstruktsii pogloshchennykh doz s ispol’zovaniem FISH-metoda u zhitelei Altaiskogo kraia, postradavshikh ot iadernykh vzryvov na Semipalatinskom poligone,” Vestnik Nauchnoi
Programmy “Semipalatinskii polygon – Altai” 1, 9, 40–49.
56. R. Rozenson, B.I. Gusev, M. Hoshi, and Y. Satow, “A brief summary of radiation
studies on residents in the Semipalatinsk area 1957–1993.” Proceedings of the Nagasaki
Symposium, Radiation and Human Health, Nagasaki (1996), 127–146, 139–140.
57. For biodosimetry at Semipalatinsk, see also: Susanne Bauer, “Radiation Science
After the Cold War: The Politics of Measurement, Risk, and Compensation in
Kazakhstan,” in Olga Zvonareva, Evgeniya Popova, and Klasien Horstman (eds.),
Health, Technologies and Politics in Post-Soviet Settings: Navigating Uncertainties, (New
York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2018), 225–249.
38. Hirsch, Empire of Nations, 311; Roy, The New Central Asia, 63.
39. Hirsch, Empire of Nations, 10, 196, 313–314.
40. A.Z. Salimova, I.A. Kutuev, R.I. Khusainova, V.L. Akhmetova, G.S. Sviatova,
G.M. Berezina, and E.K. Khusnutdinova, “Izuchenie etnoterritorial’nykh grupp
kazakhov po dannym polimorfizma DNK iadernogo genoma [Analysis of ethnogeographic groups of Kazakhs based on nuclear genome DNA polymorphism],”
Genetika 41 (2005): 973–980.
41. Susanne Bauer, “Virtual Geographies of Belonging. The Case of Soviet and
Post-Soviet Human Genetic Diversity Research,” Science, Technology and Human
Values 39, no. 4 (2014): 511–537.
42. F. Hirsch, “Race without the practice of racial politics,” Slavic Review 61 (2002): 30–43.
43. O. Ismagulov, “Materialy po gruppam krovi u naseleniia Iugo-vostochnogo Kazakhstana [Materials on blood groups in the population of south-east Kazakhstan],”
Voprosy antropologii 30 (1968): 111–116.
44. G.S: Sviatova, G.M. Berezina, G.Zh.Abildinova, “Analiz genetiko-demograficheskoi struktury sel’skikh populiatsii, prilegaiushchikh k Semipalatinskomuispytatel’nomu poligonu,” Genetika, 37, no. 12 (2001): pp 1687–1695; G.S. Sviatova,
G.Zh. Abildinova, G.M. Berezina, “Rezul’taty tsitogeneticheskogo issledovaniia
populiatsii razlichnogo radiatsionnogo riska Semipalatinskogo regiona,” Genetika,
38 no. 3 (2002): 376–382.
45. G.S. Sviatova, G.Zh. Abil’dinova, and G.M. Berezina. “Chastota, dinamika i
struktura vrozhdennykh porokov razvitiia v populiatsiiakh, ispytyvaiushchikh
dlitel’noe vozdeistvie ioniziruiushchego izucheniia [Frequency, dynamics, and
structure of congenital malformations in populations under long-term exposure to
ionizing radiation],” Genetika, 37 (2001): 1696–1704.
46. Roy, The New Central Asia, xx.
47. G.M. Berezina, “Natsionalnyi Geneticheskii registr respubliki Kazakhstan v sisteme
geneticheskogo monitoringa. Materialy nauchnogo foruma,” Pediatriia I detskaia
khirurgiia 2 (2008): 40–41.
48. Iakubovskaia, Semipalatinskii iadernyiolygonn—50 let.
49. G.S. Sviatova, GZh Abi’’dinova, and G.M. Berezina, “Chastota, dinamika i struktura
vrozhdennykh porokov razvitiia v populiatsiiakh, ispytyvaiushchikh dlite’’noe vozdeistvie ioniziruiushchego izucheniia [Frequency, dynamics, and structure of congenital malformations in populations under long-term exposure to ionizing radiation],”
Genetika 37 (2001): 1696–704.
50. Berezina, Natsionalnyi Geneticheskii registr, 41.
51. Berezina, Natsionalnyi Geneticheskii registr, 41.
52. G.S. Sviatova, G.Zh. Abildinova, G.M. Berezina, “Rezul’taty tsitogeneticheskogo
issledovaniia populiatsii razlichnogo radiatsionnogo riska Semipalatinskogo regiona,”
Genetika 38, no. 3 (2002): 376–382.
53. Sviatova, Abildinova, Berezina, Rezul’taty tsitogeneticheskogo issledovaniia, 379.
54. Vestnik of the National Nuclear Centre of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2000.
55. B.A. Shevchenko, G.P. Snigireva, “O vozmozhnosti rekonstruktsii pogloshchennykh doz s ispol’zovaniem FISH-metoda u zhitelei Altaiskogo kraia, postradavshikh ot iadernykh vzryvov na Semipalatinskom poligone,” Vestnik Nauchnoi
Programmy “Semipalatinskii polygon – Altai” 1, 9, 40–49.
56. R. Rozenson, B.I. Gusev, M. Hoshi, and Y. Satow, “A brief summary of radiation
studies on residents in the Semipalatinsk area 1957–1993.” Proceedings of the Nagasaki
Symposium, Radiation and Human Health, Nagasaki (1996), 127–146, 139–140.
57. For biodosimetry at Semipalatinsk, see also: Susanne Bauer, “Radiation Science
After the Cold War: The Politics of Measurement, Risk, and Compensation in
Kazakhstan,” in Olga Zvonareva, Evgeniya Popova, and Klasien Horstman (eds.),
Health, Technologies and Politics in Post-Soviet Settings: Navigating Uncertainties, (New
York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2018), 225–249.