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of ionizing radiation: detriment versus hormesis. Part 2, J. Nucl. Med. 42(9), 26-32.
[20] JOINER M.C., LAMBIN P. & MARPLES B. –1999– Adaptive response and induced resistance.
C.R. Acad. Sci. Paris, Sciences de la vie 322, 167-175.
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Involvement of energy metabolism in the production of « bystander effects »
by radiation. Brit. J. Cancer 82(10), 1740-1746.
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delayed death and neoplastic transformation in cgl1 cells by radiation-induced
bystander effects. Radiat. Res. 156(3), 251-258.
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Int. J. Radiat. Biol. 73(4), 435-442.
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protection measures based on ICRP recommendations in Taiwan, in The effects
of low and very low doses of ionizing radiation. Excerpta medica, Wonuc Ed., Elsevier,
Amsterdam, 507-512.
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BOBYLEVA O.A. (Ukraine) & TIRMARCHE M. (France) –2001– Health effects of
the Chernobyl accident. Doc AIEA.
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Chernobyl Report-Final-240102, UNDP and UNICEF with the support of UN-OCHA
and WHO, 25/01/2002.
[28] CLARK C. et al. –2002– Chronic fatigue syndrome: a step towards agreement.
Lancet 12;359(9301), 97-98.
[29] JONES E. et al. –2002– Post-combat syndromes from the Boer war to the Gulf war:
a cluster analysis of their nature and attribution. Brit. Med. J. 324, 321.
[30] SHIMIZU Y., PIERCE D.A., PRETSON D.L. et al. –1999– Studies of the mortality of
atomic bomb survivors. Non cancer mortality: 1950-1990. Radiat. Res. 152, 374-389.
[31] BARNES J.G. –2001– Sensitivity syndromes related to radiation exposures.
Med. Hypotheses 57(4), 453-458.
[32] IVANOV V.K., MAKSIOUTOV M.A., CHEKIN S.Y., KRUGLOVA Z.G., PETROV A.V. & TSYB A.F. –2000–
Radiation-epidemiological analysis of incidence of non-cancer diseases among
the Chernobyl liquidators. Health Phys. 78(5), 495-501.
[33] DAUTRAY R. –2001– L’énergie nucléaire civile dans le cadre temporel
des changements climatiques. Rapport à l’Académie des sciences, Tec & Doc, 329 p.
495
[18] BENNETT C.B., LEWIS L.K., KARTHIKEYAN G., LOBACHEV K.S., JIN Y.H., STERLING J.F., SNIPE J.R.
& RESNICK M.A. –2001– Genes required for ionizing radiation resistance in yeast.
Nat. Genet. 29(4), 426-434.
[19] POLLYCOVE M. & FEINENDEGEN L.E. –2001– Biologic responses to low doses
of ionizing radiation: detriment versus hormesis. Part 2, J. Nucl. Med. 42(9), 26-32.
[20] JOINER M.C., LAMBIN P. & MARPLES B. –1999– Adaptive response and induced resistance.
C.R. Acad. Sci. Paris, Sciences de la vie 322, 167-175.
[21] MOTHERSILL C., STAMATO T.D., PEREZ M.L., CUMMINS R., MOONEY R. & SEYMOUR C.B. –2000–
Involvement of energy metabolism in the production of « bystander effects »
by radiation. Brit. J. Cancer 82(10), 1740-1746.
[22] LEWIS D.A., MAYHUGH B.M., QIN Y., TROTT K. & MENDONCA M.S. –2001– Production of
delayed death and neoplastic transformation in cgl1 cells by radiation-induced
bystander effects. Radiat. Res. 156(3), 251-258.
[23] NÉNOT J.C. –1998– Radiation accidents: lessons learnt for future radiological protection.
Int. J. Radiat. Biol. 73(4), 435-442.
[24] LUAN Y.C., CHEN W.L. & WANG W.K. –2000– The experiences in practicing of the radiation
protection measures based on ICRP recommendations in Taiwan, in The effects
of low and very low doses of ionizing radiation. Excerpta medica, Wonuc Ed., Elsevier,
Amsterdam, 507-512.
[25] TSYB A.F., IVANOV V.K. (Russia), OSTAPENKO V.A. (Belorussia), BEBESHKO V.G.,
BOBYLEVA O.A. (Ukraine) & TIRMARCHE M. (France) –2001– Health effects of
the Chernobyl accident. Doc AIEA.
[26] AURENGO A. –2001– Tchernobyl : quelles conséquences sanitaires ?
La jaune et la rouge 569.
[27] The human consequences of the Chernobyl nuclear accident . A strategy for recovery.
Chernobyl Report-Final-240102, UNDP and UNICEF with the support of UN-OCHA
and WHO, 25/01/2002.
[28] CLARK C. et al. –2002– Chronic fatigue syndrome: a step towards agreement.
Lancet 12;359(9301), 97-98.
[29] JONES E. et al. –2002– Post-combat syndromes from the Boer war to the Gulf war:
a cluster analysis of their nature and attribution. Brit. Med. J. 324, 321.
[30] SHIMIZU Y., PIERCE D.A., PRETSON D.L. et al. –1999– Studies of the mortality of
atomic bomb survivors. Non cancer mortality: 1950-1990. Radiat. Res. 152, 374-389.
[31] BARNES J.G. –2001– Sensitivity syndromes related to radiation exposures.
Med. Hypotheses 57(4), 453-458.
[32] IVANOV V.K., MAKSIOUTOV M.A., CHEKIN S.Y., KRUGLOVA Z.G., PETROV A.V. & TSYB A.F. –2000–
Radiation-epidemiological analysis of incidence of non-cancer diseases among
the Chernobyl liquidators. Health Phys. 78(5), 495-501.
[33] DAUTRAY R. –2001– L’énergie nucléaire civile dans le cadre temporel
des changements climatiques. Rapport à l’Académie des sciences, Tec & Doc, 329 p.