No reason to deactivate thymidine - the bacteria in the treatment
plant will take care of it just fine.
James J. Thompson, Ph.D. ------------------------------------
jjthompson@rso.utah.edu | Radiological Health Department |
(801) 581-6141 (office) | University of Utah |
(801) 581-4206 (FAX) | 100 Orson Spencer Hall |
| Salt Lake City, UT 84112 |
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