Re: Re[2]: Biotransformation of Radionuclides

[rkathren@tricity.wsu.edu (ron kathren)]

The standard references are ICRP Publications 30, 48, 54, 69, 71 etc.
Again, suggest you look at the USTUR home page, and then give us a call.  I
will be out of town next week at the CRPA meeting, but you may wish to
contact one of the other faculty members.  All names, addresses (e-mail) and
phone numbers can be obtained through the home page.

Ron Kathren, Director
United States Transuranium and Uranium Registries
Washington State University>


     Thanks for your respond. Here is what I am looking for.  I need to 
>     evaluate the dose intake (for actinides, Uranium, Plutonium, Thorium 
>     and few other radionuclides) due to ingestion/inhalation/direct 
>     exposure in humans and animals (rats).  I am looking for information 
>     on biological decay/elimination in body for these radionuclides to 
>     calculate the effective half-life.
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>Subject: Re: Biotransformation of Radionuclides
>Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at FE-INTERNET
>Date:    6/7/96 1:57 PM
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>Can you be a little more specific?  If you are interested in the actinides, 
>you may want to check the USTUR Home Page to see what publications might be 
>of interest to you.  Just do a search on USTUR or try 
>http://www.tricity.wsu.edu and go from there.
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>>     Dear RADSAFERS,
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>>     Does anyone know of any reference on biological elimination (clearance 
>>     rate) of radionuclide compounds in humans/animals? I need to evaluate 
>>     the effective half-life (physical decay plus biological elimination) 
>>     of few radionuclides in humans/animals. 
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>>     Thanks in advance.  
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