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1 Animal studies of life shortening and cancer risk from space radiation Wood, D.H.
 1986
 6 11 p. 275-283
9 p.
 artikel
2 Author index 1986
 6 11 p. 345-346
2 p.
 artikel
3 Autopoiesis and the origin of bacteria Fleischaker, G.R.
 1986
 6 11 p. 53-55
3 p.
 artikel
4 Biological effects of heavy ions from the standpoint of target theory Katz, Robert
 1986
 6 11 p. 191-198
8 p.
 artikel
5 Biological effects of heavy ions in Arabidopsis seeds Bork, U.
 1986
 6 11 p. 149-152
4 p.
 artikel
6 Cataract analysis and the assessment of radiation risk in space Worgul, B.V.
 1986
 6 11 p. 285-293
9 p.
 artikel
7 Cataractogenic potential of ionizing radiations in animal models that simulate man Lett, J.T.
 1986
 6 11 p. 295-303
9 p.
 artikel
8 Dose protraction studies with low- and high-LET radiations on neoplastic cell transformation in vitro Yang, Tracy Chui-hsu
 1986
 6 11 p. 137-147
11 p.
 artikel
9 Early and late mammalian responses to heavy charged particles Ainsworth, E.J.
 1986
 6 11 p. 153-165
13 p.
 artikel
10 Early emergence of protein precursors Brack, André
 1986
 6 11 p. 17-18
2 p.
 artikel
11 Effects of heavy ions on cycling stem cells Hagan, Michael P.
 1986
 6 11 p. 201-211
11 p.
 artikel
12 Genetic response of bacterial spores to very heavy ions Baltschukat, K.
 1986
 6 11 p. 109-115
7 p.
 artikel
13 Have deoxyribonucleotides and DNA been among the earliest biomolecules? Follmann, Hartmut
 1986
 6 11 p. 33-38
6 p.
 artikel
14 Heavy-ion effects on cellular and subcellular systems: Inactivation, chromosome aberrations and strand breaks induced by iron and nickel ions Kraft, G.
 1986
 6 11 p. 127-136
10 p.
 artikel
15 Introduction Bücker, H.
 1986
 6 11 p. 63-
1 p.
 artikel
16 Introduction Fry, R.J.M.
 1986
 6 11 p. 259-260
2 p.
 artikel
17 Introduction: “Let there be (some) life” Eirich, F.R.
 1986
 6 11 p. 3-5
3 p.
 artikel
18 Is there a single origin of life? Soffen, Gerald A.
 1986
 6 11 p. 57-60
4 p.
 artikel
19 Learning disabilities in individuals exposed prenatally to ionizing radiation: The Hiroshima and Nagasaki experiences Schull, William J.
 1986
 6 11 p. 223-232
10 p.
 artikel
20 Long term effects of low doses of 56Fe ions on the brain and retina of the mouse: Ultrastructural and behavioral studies Philpott, Delbert E.
 1986
 6 11 p. 233-242
10 p.
 artikel
21 Mechanism of radiation-induced strand break formation in DNA and polynucleotides Schulte-Frohlinde, D.
 1986
 6 11 p. 89-96
8 p.
 artikel
22 Microdosimetric considerations of effects of heavy ions on microorganisms Takahashi, T.
 1986
 6 11 p. 117-125
9 p.
 artikel
23 Microscopic track structure of equal-let heavy ions Wilson, W.E.
 1986
 6 11 p. 75-81
7 p.
 artikel
24 Microscopic track structure of heavy ions videoelectronically measured Baumgardt, H.G.
 1986
 6 11 p. 83-86
4 p.
 artikel
25 Minimal requirements for molecular information transfer Schwartz, Alan W.
 1986
 6 11 p. 23-27
5 p.
 artikel
26 Minimum requirements for single cell activity Tabushi, Iwao
 1986
 6 11 p. 45-52
8 p.
 artikel
27 Morphometric studies of heavy ion damage in the brains of rodents Kraft, L.M.
 1986
 6 11 p. 251-256
6 p.
 artikel
28 Occurrence of brain tumors in rhesus monkeys exposed to 55-MeV protons Wood, D.H.
 1986
 6 11 p. 213-216
4 p.
 artikel
29 Physical events of heavy ion interactions with matter Paretzke, H.G.
 1986
 6 11 p. 67-73
7 p.
 artikel
30 Quantitative interpretation of heavy ion effects: Comparison of different systems and endpoints Kiefer, J.
 1986
 6 11 p. 169-178
10 p.
 artikel
31 Radiation effects in space Fry, R.J.M.
 1986
 6 11 p. 261-268
8 p.
 artikel
32 Radiation environments and absorbed dose estimations on manned space missions Curtis, S.B.
 1986
 6 11 p. 269-274
6 p.
 artikel
33 Radiation protection problems for the space station and approaches to their mitigation Bücker, H.
 1986
 6 11 p. 305-314
10 p.
 artikel
34 Radiation protection standards in space Sinclair, Warren K.
 1986
 6 11 p. 335-343
9 p.
 artikel
35 Some methodological aspects of estimating cosmic ray exposures in orbital flights Dudkin, V.E.
 1986
 6 11 p. 329-334
6 p.
 artikel
36 Studies on precellular evolution: The encapsulation of polyribonucleotides by liposomes Baeza, I.
 1986
 6 11 p. 39-43
5 p.
 artikel
37 Summary of radiation dosimetry results on U.S. and Soviet manned spacecraft Benton, E.V.
 1986
 6 11 p. 315-328
14 p.
 artikel
38 The effect of space radiation of the nervous system Gauger, Grant E.
 1986
 6 11 p. 243-249
7 p.
 artikel
39 The evolution of nucleotides Usher, D.A.
 1986
 6 11 p. 29-32
4 p.
 artikel
40 The evolving microlesion concept Todd, Paul
 1986
 6 11 p. 187-189
3 p.
 artikel
41 The minimum requirements for the evolution of a cell Bhargava, Pushpa M.
 1986
 6 11 p. 7-11
5 p.
 artikel
42 Theoretical consideration of the chemical pathways for radiation-induced strand breaks Chatterjee, A.
 1986
 6 11 p. 97-105
9 p.
 artikel
43 The origin of adaptation and dyssymmetry in the evolution of autocatalytic systems Buvet, R.
 1986
 6 11 p. 13-15
3 p.
 artikel
44 The structural organization of polypeptides at the air-water interface Taylor, J.W.
 1986
 6 11 p. 19-21
3 p.
 artikel
45 Track structure in biological models Curtis, S.B.
 1986
 6 11 p. 179-185
7 p.
 artikel
46 Use of primary cell cultures to measure the late effects in the skins of rhesus monkeys irradiated with protons Cox, A.B.
 1986
 6 11 p. 217-222
6 p.
 artikel
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