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"Charlton DE" Authored Publications:

Title Authors PubMed ID
1 A method of calculating initial DNA strand breakage following the decay of incorporated 125I. Charlton DE, Humm JL 3257951
PHYSICS
2 Comments on strand breaks calculated from average doses to the DNA from incorporated isotopes. Charlton DE 3353505
PHYSICS
3 Calculation of initial yields of single- and double-strand breaks in cell nuclei from electrons, protons and alpha particles. Charlton DE, Nikjoo H, Humm JL 2569005
PHYSICS
4 Cell survival from single passages for high-LET track-segment experiments with cell monolayers. Charlton DE, Turner MS 8248489
PHYSICS
5 Monte Carlo calculations of ion passages through brain endothelial nuclei during boron neutron capture therapy. Charlton DE, Allen BJ 7903342
PHYSICS
6 Use of chord lengths through the nucleus to simulate the survival of mammalian cells exposed to high LET alpha-radiation. Charlton DE, Turner MS 8609458
PHYSICS
7 Microdosimetry of haemopoietic stem cells irradiated by alpha particles from the short-lived products of 222Rn decays in fat cells and haemopoietic tissue. Charlton DE, Utteridge TD, Beddoe AH 8648246
PHYSICS
8 The minimum Do for cell killing for alpha-particle emitters uniformly distributed in an extended medium. Charlton DE 9611104
PHYSICS
9 The survival of monolayers of cells growing in clusters irradiated by 211At appended to the cell surfaces. Charlton DE 10360796
PHYSICS
10 Radiation effects in spheroids of cells exposed to alpha emitters. Charlton DE 11098858
PHYSICS

 

Title:Comments on strand breaks calculated from average doses to the DNA from incorporated isotopes.
Authors:Charlton DE
Link:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3353505?dopt=Abstract
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PMID:3353505 Category:Radiat Res Date Added:2019-06-04
Dept Affiliation: PHYSICS

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Comments on strand breaks calculated from average doses to the DNA from incorporated isotopes.

Radiat Res. 1988 Apr;114(1):192-7

Authors: Charlton DE

Abstract

The techniques used to calculate DNA strand breakage from average doses to small segments of DNA are examined. It is shown that the methods of calculation contain serious flaws and lead to invalid results.

PMID: 3353505 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]





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