Publications of the USTUR
October 1, 1997 - January 31, 1998
Published
Bao, S., B. D. Thrall, R. A. Gies, and D. L. Miller. In vivo Transfection of Melanoma Cells by Lithotripter Shockwaves. Cancer Research 58:219-221; 1998. USTUR-0083-97
Brooks, A. L., S. Bao, P. W. Harwood, B. H. Wood, W. B., Chrisler, R. A. Gies, and F. T. Cross. Induction of Micronuclei in Respiratory Tract Following Radon Inhalation. Int. J. of Radiat. Biol. 72:485-495; 1997. USTUR-0077-97
Brooks, A. L., S. Bao, L.A. Braby, M.A. Khan, and F. T. Cross. The Use of Induced Micronuclei For Respiratory Tract Biodosimetry. Proceedings of International Workshop on Indoor Radon Exposure and Its Health Consequences. Chiba, Japan. pp. 13-14; October 1997. USTUR-0097-97
Elliston, J. T., S. E. Glover, and R. H. Filby. Determination of Isotopic Uranium in Human Tissues by Combined Alpha Spectrometry and Neutron Activation Analysis. Trans. American Nucl. Society. 77:14-15; 1997. USTUR-0081-97
Gehrke, R. J., R. H. Filby, S. P. LaMont, and S. E. Glover. Measurement of the 226Ra Alpha Branching Ratio.ICRM Newsletter 12:91; 1998.
Glover, S. E., C. A. Grimm, and R. H. Filby. Determination of Thorium and Other Selected Trace Elements in Human Tissues by Neutron Activation Analysis. Trans. American Nucl. Society 77:13-14; 1997. USTUR-0087-97
Kathren, R. L.NORM Sources and Their Origins: Applied Radiation and Isotopes. Appl. Radiat. and Radio. 49(3):149-168; 1997. USTUR-0064-97
Kathren, R. L., and S. M. Ehrhart. United States Transuranium and Uranium Registries Annual Report: October 1, 1996 to September 30, 1997. USTUR-0094-97; 1997.College of Pharmacy, Washington State University, Richland, WA.
Kathren, R. L. 1997 Founders Award: John P. "Jack" Corley, CHP. Health Phys. 73(6):865-867; 1997. USTUR-0090-97
Khokhryakov, V. F., K. G. Suslova, E. E. Aladova, I. A. Orlova, V. I. Chernikov, R. E. Filipy, D. B. Stuit, S. E. Glover, R. H. Filby, R. L. Kathren. Progress Report Number 3, Project 2.1: Metabolism and Dosimetry of Plutonium Industrial Compounds. Richland, WA: College of Pharmacy, Washington State University. USTUR-0089-97; 1997.
Park, J. F., R. L. Buschbom, G. E. Dagle, A. C. James, C. R. Watson, and R. E. Weller. Biological Effects of Inhaled 238PuO2 in Beagles. Radiat. Research 148(4):365-381; 1997. USTUR-0054-96
Presented
November 1997
J. T. Elliston presented "Determination of Isotopic Uranium in Human Tissues by Combined Alpha Spectrometry and Neutron Activation Analysis" at the American Nuclear Society meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
S. E. Glover presented "Determination of Thorium and Other Select Trace Elements in Human Tissue by Neutron Activation Analysis" at the American Nuclear Society meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
B. Gold presented "Brain Tumors in the USTUR Cohort" at the 2nd International Mediterranean IRPA Congress in Tel Aviv, Israel.
R. L. Kathren presented "Human Tissue Analysis:The Ultimate Bioassay" as the Keynote Address at the Bioassay and Environmental Radiochemistry conference in Charleston, South Carolina.
D. B. Stuit presented "Radiochemical Comparison Between the Dosimetry Registry of the Mayak Industrial Association (DRMIA) and the USTUR" at the Bioassay and Environmental Radiochemistry conference in Charleston, South Carolina.
December 1997
G.E. Dagle presented "The use of Animal Studies to Predict the Health Effects of Inhaled Plutonium" at the University of Washington Hanford Projects First Annual Conference of "The Health of Hanford Site: Current Challenges", December 3-4, 1997 in Richland, Washington.
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