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Karosserieplan und Garagenzeichnung signaling between irradiated and non-irradiated cells and also describe effects in progeny of irradiated progenitors which have recovered – a form of non-clonal genomic instability. They dominate the low dose response but saturate after very low doses yielding flat dose response curves meaning that

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Das recyclinggerechte Gestalten,. Consistent with this, birds are among the best-studied groups of organisms under conditions of radioactive contamination. This includes the study of radionuclide transfer to their bodies as well as the estimation of the associated radiation doses. This paper reviews the literature on the use of bi

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Konstruieren, Gestalten, Entwerfen organisms and between biotic and abiotic components of the environment. Measuring impacts of any single stressor at the ecosystem level means acknowledging, and accounting for, a number of simultaneously acting processes..It is therefore highly unlikely that there are radiation-specific responses a

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Hans Hintzen,Hans Laufenberg,Ulrich Kurzhow how and in what context the different biomarkers can be used and on which invertebrate species. We will also describe how the biomarker techniques can be adapted from other taxa including humans and developed for use in invertebrate species. Biomarkers generally fall into two categories – biomar