[ RadSafe ] LNT
Otto G. Raabe
ograabe at ucdavis.edu
Thu Sep 29 14:57:50 CDT 2011
At 10:41 AM 9/29/2011, James Salsman wrote:
>How do you control for confounding effects when the internal emitters
>are chemical genotoxins?
Give me one example. I don't know of any radionuclides that are also
chemical genotoxiicants in typical exposure quantities even though I
have been studying radiation effects for many years.
If chemical toxicity is a factor, any observed effect might be
attributed to the ionizing radiation.
Otto
P.S. Technically, a "toxin" is a poisonous protein of biological
origin, Poisonous substances are called "toxicants".
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