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Re: LNT and Bystander Effect
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There was quite much about bystander effects (the presentations I heard -
although only a few - there were many parallel sessions - were quite
convincining I must say) at the ICRR conference in Dublin in July 1999 (go
to the Proceedings, Radiation Research, Vol. 2 for more information.).
John B Little challenged the following central dogmas:
1. The cell nucleus is the target for the biological effects of radiation.
2. Biological effects occur in irradiated cells as a direct consequence of
DNA damage.
3. Cancers are clonal in origin, arising from a radiation-damaged cell.
The messeage was that these statements may not always hold.
Bjorn Cedervall bcradsafers@hotmail.com
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