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Adaptive response: Part II. Further modeling for dose rate and time influences

Bobby E. Leonard International Academy, Severna Park, Maryland, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 395-408 | Received 03 Feb 2006, Accepted 08 Mar 2007, Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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Bobby E. Leonard & Verna F. Leonard. (2008) Mammogram and diagnostic X-rays–evidence of protective Bystander, Adaptive Response (AR) radio-protection and AR retention at high dose levels. International Journal of Radiation Biology 84:11, pages 885-899.
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Bobby E. Leonard. (2008) A composite microdose Adaptive Response (AR) and Bystander Effect (BE) model–application to low LET and high LET AR and BE data. International Journal of Radiation Biology 84:8, pages 681-701.
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Bobby E. Leonard. (2007) Thresholds and transitions for activation of cellular radioprotective mechanisms – correlations between HRS/IRR and the ‘inverse’ dose-rate effect. International Journal of Radiation Biology 83:7, pages 479-489.
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Jie Cheng, Fengsheng Li, Jiuwei Cui, Weiying Guo, Cai Li, Wei Li, Guixia Wang, Xiao Xing, Ying Gao, Yuanyuan Ge, Guanjun Wang & Lu Cai. (2014) Optimal conditions of LDR to protect the kidney from diabetes: Exposure to 12.5 mGy X-rays for 8 weeks efficiently protects the kidney from diabetes. Life Sciences 103:1, pages 49-58.
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Bobby E. LeonardRichard E. Thompson & Georgia C. Beecher. (2010) Human Lung Cancer Risks from Radon – Part III - Evidence of Influence of Combined Bystander and Adaptive Response Effects on Radon Case-Control Studies - A Microdose Analysis. Dose-Response 10:3, pages dose-response.0.
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Bobby E. LeonardRichard E. Thompson & Georgia C. Beecher. (2010) Human Lung Cancer Risks from Radon – Part II – Influence from Combined Adaptive Response and Bystander Effects – a Microdose Analysis. Dose-Response 9:4, pages dose-response.0.
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Bobby E. LeonardRichard E. Thompson & Georgia C. Beecher. (2010) Human Lung Cancer Risks from Radon – Part I - Influence from Bystander Effects - A Microdose Analysis. Dose-Response 9:2, pages dose-response.0.
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Yanyan Wang, Qiang Chen & Xiangqun Zeng. (2010) Potentiometric biosensor for studying hydroquinone cytotoxicity in vitro. Biosensors and Bioelectronics 25:6, pages 1356-1362.
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Maurice Tubiana. (2009) Can we reduce the incidence of second primary malignancies occurring after radiotherapy? A critical review. Radiotherapy and Oncology 91:1, pages 4-15.
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B E LEONARD & A C LUCAS. (2009) LDR brachytherapy — can low dose rate hypersensitivity from the “inverse” dose rate effect cause excessive cell killing to peripherial connective tissues and organs?. The British Journal of Radiology 82:974, pages 131-139.
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Bobby E. Leonard. (2008) Letter to the Editor: “Protective Bystander Effects Simulated with the State-Vector Model”—Hela X Skin Exposure to 137 CS not Protective Bystander Response but Mammogram and Diagnostic X-Rays are . Dose-Response 6:3, pages dose-response.0.
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Bobby E. Leonard. (2008) A Review: Development of a Microdose Model for Analysis of Adaptive Response and Bystander Dose Response Behavior. Dose-Response 6:2, pages dose-response.0.
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E. Elmore, X-Y. Lao, R. Kapadia, E. Giedzinski, C. Limoli & J. L. Redpath. (2008) Low Doses of Very Low-Dose-Rate Low-LET Radiation Suppress Radiation-Induced Neoplastic Transformation In Vitro and Induce an Adaptive Response . Radiation Research 169:3, pages 311-318.
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Bobby E. Leonard. (2008) Common Sense about the Linear No-Threshold Controversy—Give the General Public a Break. Radiation Research 169:2, pages 245-246.
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Evgeniya G. Dimova, Peter E. Bryant & Stephka G. Chankova. (2008) Adaptive response: some underlying mechanisms and open questions. Genetics and Molecular Biology 31:2, pages 396-408.
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