2st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2001, june 27-29 Dublin Institute of Technology Radiation and Environmental Science Center Ireland

PROGRAM Selected Papers are published in IJLR

GUEST PAPERS

• Threshold Dose problems in Radiation Carcinogenesis: A Review of Non-Tumor Doses
  Pr Tanooka (Japan)
• Radiation-induced Genomic Instability Mechanisms and Manifestations
  Pr. EG. Wright (Scotland)
• Radiation-induced Bystander Effects
  Pr. C. Mothersill (Ireland)
• DEBATE on LNT
  Pr. M. Tubiana (France)
• DNA non-homologous end-joining:
  the mechanisms and defective patients
  Pr. Jeggo (UK)
• Japanese Radiation Accident
  Pr Maekawa (Japan)
• Life After LNT
  Pr. Seymour (Ireland)
• Use of low dose radiotherapy for non cancer conditions
  Pr. Moriarty
• Changing philosophy in ICRP; The evolution of protection ethics and principles
  Pr. R. Clarke (ICPR)
• Adaptive Responses and Radiation Hormesis
  Pr. Morgan (USA)
• A database of cancer induction by low dose irradiation in mammals : Overview and initial observations
  Pr.Ph. Duport (Canada)

 

NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION & HORMESIS - CHAIR S. MAGNUSSON

• O1-1 CZECH STUDIES OF LUNG CANCER RISK FROM RADON
  L. Tomasek, V.Placek. T. Muller, A. Heribanova, J Matzner, I Burian, J. Holecek
  
• O1-2 CANCER INCIDENCE IN AREAS WITH ELEVATED LEVELS OF NATURAL RADIATION
  S.M.J. Mortazavi, M. Ghiassi-nejad, P.A. Karam, T.Ikushima, A. Niroomand-rad, J.R. Cameron
  
• O1-3 EFFECTS OF CHRONIC RADON-RELATED EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL IRRADIATION: ASSESSMENT OF THE DOSE CURVE BELOW 200 MGY
  Nourgalieva K, Guitton N, Kadhari L, Legue F, Colleu-Durrel S, Brouazin-Jousseaume V, Robbe Y, Chenal C.
  
• P1-1 THE LOW DOSE DEBATE AND THE ACCEPTANCE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY
  K. Becker
  
• P1-2 ON THE EVIDENCE OF RADIATION HORMESIS IN HUMANS EXPOSED TO LOW-LEVEL IONISING RADIATION
  K.Kant, R.P. Chauhan, G.S. Sharma, S.K. Chakarvarti
  
• P1-3 NATURAL RADIOACTIVITY IN A BRAZILIAN THERMAL SPA
  Joselene de Oliveira, Barbara Mazzilli, Marcelo Bessa Nisti, Maria Helena de Oliveira Sampa
  
• P1-4 APPLYING THE MEDICAL AND HEALTH BENEFITS OF LOW DOSE RADIATION
  J. Muckerheide
  
• P1-5 A NEW CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL RADIATION LEVELS, WITH REFERENCE TO RN IN AIR AND RA IN SOIL
  Seyed Mahmoud, R . Aghamiri, Mark R. D. Seaward
  
• P1-6 LINEAR-NO-THRESHOLD CONCEPT A BASIS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF DOSE LIMITS FOR OCCUPATIONAL AND POPULATION EXPOSURE. (IT IS A TIME TO ABANDON THE MYTH OF THE LOW-DOSES ISSUE)
  G. Vasilev, A. Pavlova, T. Hadjieva
  
• P1-7 EFFECTS OF LOW-DOSE IONISING RADIATION
  L. Persson
  
• P1-8 PO CONCENTRATION IN URINE OF RESIDENTS IN A HIGH LEVEL BACKGROUND RADIATION AREA IN IRAN
  H. Samavat, M.R.D Seaward
  
• P1-9 CESIUM, THORIUM, URANIUM AND STRONTIUM LEVELS OBSERVED IN FILIPINO DIET
  E. S. Natera, H. Kawamura, K. Shiraishi, Lorna J. Palad
  

THEORETICAL MODELS - CHAIR P.E. BRYANT

• O2-1 CONTROL OF LOW LEVEL RADIATION EXPOSURE: TIME FOR A CHANGE (BIS REPETITA)
  A. Maisseu
  
• O2-2 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, EPIDEMIOLOGY AND RADIATION PROTECTION
  Myron Pollycove , Ludwig Feinendegen
  
• O2-3 INVERSE DOSE RATE EFFECT- FIT TO A DOSE RATE INDUCED RADIORESISTANCE MODEL AND CORRELATION WITH ADAPTIVE RESPONSE (AR) AND DOSE INDUCED RADIAORESISTANCE (IRR) DATA
  Leonard B.E.,
  
• O2-4 CELL SENSORY AND REACTION TO IONIZING RADIATION- INITIATION AND TRANSITION OF REPAIR MECHANISMS
  Leonard B. E.,
  
• O2-5 RADIATION-INDUCED APOPTOSIS IN SCID MOUSE SPLEEN AFTER LOW-DOSE OR LOW-DOSE RATE IRRADIATION
  A. Takahashi, K. Ohnishi, T.Ohnishi
  P2-1 G 2 CHROMOSOMAL RADIOSENSITIVITY ASSAY AND RNA ANALYSIS ON IRISH BREAST CANCER PATIENTS
  
• O. Howe, P.Daly, C. Seymour, D. Byrne, C. Mothersill
  

  OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE - CHAIR DAVID MURNAGHAN

• O3-1 PRESENT RADIATION PROTECTION POLICIES ARE UNNECESSARILY STRINGENT
  J.V. Jovanovich
  
• O3-2 CHROMOSOMAL ABBERATIONS IN BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES OF URANIUM MINERS
  E. Lloyd, J. Lucas, A. Edwards, W. Deng, E. Valente, P. Hone, J. Moquet
  
• O3-3 THE INCIDENCE OF MICRONUCLEI AND ACTIVITY OF SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASES MONITORED IN RADIATION WORKERS
  Gordana Joksic, Snezana B., Pajovic, M. Stankovic, S. Pejic, K. Kasapovic
  
• O3-4 HIGH FREQUENCY OF CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS AND MICRONUCLEI IN LYMPHOCYTES OF MEDICAL RADIATION WORKERS OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO IONIZING RADIATION WORKERS OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO IONIZING BELOW DOSE LIMIT.
  Hossein Mozadarani, Hamid Gourabi
  
• P3-1 THE RISK OF IONIZING RADIATION FROM MAMMOGRAPHY ON THE COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA SCREENING PROGRAMME
  G. Verdu, A. Leon, M.D. Salas, J.I. Villaescusa
  
• P3-2 COLLECTIVE EFFECTIVE DOSE (SV.PERSON) OWING TO THE MEDICAL DIAGNOTIC PRACTICE
  Caspani, Carlos Eduardo, Carli, Eleana and Lescano, Roberto
  
• P3-3 CHROMOSOMAL ABBERATIONS IN RADIATION WORKERS DUE TO CHRONIC DOSES OF X-IRRADIATION IN IRAN
  H.Samavat , H. Mozdarani
  
• P3-4 FREQUENCY OF CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATION IN IRANIAN NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGISTS EXPOSED TO CHRONIC LOW DOSE GAMMA RAYS FROM TC-99M
  Hossein Mozdarani, Ashkan Hejazi, Peyman Hejazi
  
• P3-5 PROBALISTIC INDUCTION OF DELAYED HEALTH HAZARDS IN OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION WORKERS
  Mahmoud H.M., Mohammad and Ahmad H. Abdel-Ghani
  
• P3-6 STUDY OF LOW DOSES EFFECTS IN OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED PERSONS
  Akhmatullina N.B., Iskandarova K.A., Tcherednichenko O.G.
  
• P3-7 CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATION AND SISTER CHROMATIC EXCHANGE FREQUENCIES IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES IN 3 TYPES OF RADIATION WORKERS IN IRAN.
  R. Varzegar, R. Assaei, F. Zakeri, A. Heidary
  
• P3-8 ANALYSIS OF THE COLLECTIVE DOSE EXPOSURE AT NPP KOZLODUY AND THE SYSTEMATIC IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ALARA DURING THE YEARS 1998-2000
  G. Valtchev, N. Kostov, M. Neshkova
  
• P3-9 FREQUENCY OF CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES FROM WORKERS OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC X-RAYS IN IRAN
  F. Zakeri, R. Assaei, R. Varzegar, A. Heidary
  
• P3-10 RADIATION DOSES FROM SOME INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS AND WASTE, ANALYTICAL STUDY IN EGYPT
  A.A. Hamed, N.M. Ibraheim, B El-Ezaby
  
• P3-11 PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LEUKOCYTES OF OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED WORKERS FROM N PP "KOZLODYI"
  T.Z Marinova, R. Georgieva, V. Bliznakov, I. Rupova
  
• P3-12 URANIUM POLONIUM CONTENT IN PHOSHORIC ACID IN FERTILIZER PRODUCTION
  N.M. Ibraheim, A.A. Hamed, B El-Ezaby
  
• P3-13 CANCER INCIDENCE AND RISK ESTIMATION AMONG MEDICAL X-RAY WORKERS IN CHINA, 1950-1995
  J.X. Wang, L.A. Zhang, B.X. Li, Y.C. Zhao, Z.Q. Wang, J.Y. Zhang, T.Aoyama
  
• P3-14 BACKGROUND RADIATION, URANIUM WORKERS RADIATION EXPOSURE, AND MORTALITY IN SOUTHWEST BULGARIA
  Z. Paskalev, D. Apostolova
  
• P3-15 MICRONUCLEUS ANALYSIS IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WORKERS
  Hadjidekova V, M. Bulanova, D. Benova
  
• P3-16 RADIATION PROTECTION AND THE ETHICS OF WORKER EXPOSURE
  K. Shrader- Frechette, L.Persson
  

IN VITRO MODELS - CHAIR R. MASSE

• O4-1 LOW DOSE REPONSE OF HUMAN LYMPOCYTES IN VITRO AND ITS DEPENDENCE ON THE ANTIOXIDANT STATUS OF DONOR PERSONS
  G.J. Koteles, I. Bojtor, G. Bognar and M.Otos
  
• O4-3 EFFECTS ON CD34+ HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS INDUCED BY LOW DOSES OF ALPHA IRRADIATION
  Sainz C, Soto J, Casado J, Bueren J
  
• P4-1 EFFECTS OF THE INHIBITORS OF THE PROTEIN KINASE C AN NO-SYNTHASE ON THE RADIATION-INDUCED CYTOGENETIC ADAPTIVE RESPONSE IN CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS IN CULTURE.
  Giliano N.Ya., Bondared G.N. , Bekeneeva E.G., Krasozkay G.I. , Noskin L.A.
  
• P4-2 IMPLICATIONS OF LOW-DOSE HYPERSENSITIVITY FOR RADIATION RISK AT LOW DOSES
  V. Prokic, P. Jacob and W. Heidenreich
  
• P4-3 GAP JUNCTIONAL INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION INCREASED THE RADIOSENSITIVITY OF CULTURED EPITHELIAL CELL LINES
  Toshiyasu Iwasaki, Yuko Hoshi, Tomonori Hayashi, Kazuo Sakai
  
• P4-4 THE ACTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION OF THE MILLIMETER RANGE ON THE CELLS IN VITRO, EXPOSED TO NEUTRONS AND X-RAYS OF CS-137
  G.I. Lavrenchuk, Ja.I. Serkiz, N.N. Ryabchenko, T.N. Dudchenko, I.Ju. Bereznjuk
  
• P4-5 BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF FAST NEUTRONS OF PULSED REACTOR BARS-6
  E.V. Komarova, T.S. Tsyb, I.V. Malinova,
  
• P4-6 RADIOGENIC EFFECTS ON POSTERITIES OF IRRADIATED CELLS
  G.I Lavrenchuk, Ja L. Serkiz, T.N. Dudchenko, I. Ju Bereznjuk
  
• P4-7 PARTICULARITIES OF DOSE-RESPONSE DEPENDANCE CURVES FOR CYTOGENETIC INDICES AFTER IN-VITRO IRRADIATION OF HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES WITH IONIZING RADIATION OF DIFFERENT TYPES
  Tatyana V. Styazhkina, Irina N. Gorbunova, Inna B. Korzeneva
  
• P4-8 THE EFFECTS OF LOW-DOSE RADIATION (LDR) ON LYMPHOCYTES AND ITS SUBSETS
  L.Y. Su, Z.J. Du, J.H. Zhang, Y.J. Zhao, W. Sheng, W.Y.Xiao
  
• P4-9 THE USE OF AN EXPLANT CULTURE TECHNIQUE ON PROSTATE TISSUE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF LOW DOSE RADIATION EFFECTS
  O. Howe, K.O.Malley, C. Seymour, C. Mothersill
  
• P4-10 MUTATION INDUCTION BY VERY LOW DOSE RATE GAMMA-RAYS IN HUMAN CELLS
  J.Keifer, M. Kohlpoth, M. Kuntze
  
• P4-11 RADIATION RESPONSE OF EUCARYOTIC CELLS IN DIFFERENT STAGE OF GROWTH TO LOW DOSES OF REACTOR NEUTRONS
  T.S. Tsyb, I.V. Malinova, E.V. Komarova
  

BYSTANDER EFFECTS - CHAIR F. LYNG

• O5-1 MEDIUM FROM THE PROGENY OF IRRADIATED CELLS INITIATES APOPTOSIS IN UNIRRADIATED CELLS
  F. M. Lyng, C. B. Seymour, C. Mothersill
  
• O5-2 GENOMIC INSTABILITY AFTER LOW DOSES IRRADIATION IN HUMANS
  N.M. Slozina, E.G. Neronova, A.M. Nikiforov
  
• O5-3 GENETIC AND EPIGENETIC FACTORS DETERMINE THE SUSPECPTIBILITY OF MICE TO RADIATION INDUCED LEUKAEMIA
  M. Plumb
  
• O5-4 INDUCTION OF RADIARESISTANCE BY NITRIC OXIDE-MEDIATED BYSTANDER EFFECT
  Matsumoto H, Hayashi, S., Jin, Z.-H, Hatashita, M., Shioura, H., Ohtsubo, T., Kitai, R., Furusawa, Y., Yukawa, O. and Kano, E.
  
• P5-1 UNUSUAL LONG LIVING CELL EFFECTS INDUCED BY LOW DOSES OF RADIATION
  R. F. Fedortseva, R.P. Stepanov, I.B. Bychkovskaya
  P5-2 HEREDITARY RADIATION EFFECTS IN OFFSPRING OF THE FIRST GENERATION AFTER IRRADIATION OF ONE AND BOTH PARENTS: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
  I. Nefyodov, I. Nefyodova and G. Palyga
  
• P5-3 HEREDITARY RADIATION EFFECTS IN OFFSPRING OF THE SECOND AND THIRD GENERATIONS AFTER IRRADIATION OF BOTH GRANDPARENTS: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES.
  I. Nefyodova, I. Nefyodov
  
• P5-4 PARTICULATE DEBRIS FROM A TITANIUM METAL PROSTHESIS INDUCES GENOMIC INSTABILITY IN PRIMARY FIBROBLAST CELLS
  N. Coen, M. Kadhim, E.G. Wright, C.P. Case, C. Mothersill
  
• P5-5 INVESTIGATION INTO THE SURVIVAL OF DIRECTLY IRRADIATED CELLS AND CELLS EXPOSED TO THE BYSTANDER EFFECT AFTER OVER 50 CELL DOUBLINGS
  E.J. Keyes, F.M. Lyng, O. Howe, C. Seymour, P. Schofield, C. Mothersill
  

CHERNOBYL & A-BOMB - CHAIR J. VALENTIN

• O6-1 IMMUNE CELLS IN CHERNOBYL RADIATION WORKERS EXPOSED TO LOW-DOSE IRRADIATION
  D. Bazyka, A. Chumak
  
• O6-2 ANALYSIS OF BREAST CANCER IN THE MASSACHUSETTS TB FLUROSCOPY COHORT AND IN THE JAPANESE A-BOMB SURVIVORS, TAKING ACCOUNT OF DOSIMETRIC ERROR AND CURVATURE IN THE A-BOMB DOSE RESPONSE: ABSENCE OF EVIDENCE OF REDUCTION OF RISK FOLLOWING FRACTIONED IRRADIATION
  M.P. Little, J.D. Boice, J.R .
  
• O6-3 DERIVATION OF LOW-DSOE EXTRAPOLATION FACTORS FROM ANALYSIS OF CURVATURE IN THE CANCER INCIDENCE DOSE RESPONSE IN JAPANESE A-BOMB SURVIVORS
  M.P. Little, C. R. Muirhead
  
• 06-4 CHERNOBYL LIQUIDATORS
  O.V. Belyakov, K.R. Trott, F. Streinhausler
  
• P6-1 THE ROLE OF CYTOKINE PRODUCTIONIN THE SOMATIC PATHOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AMONG CHERNOBYL CLEANUP WORKERS
  Kalinina N.M., Drugina L.B., Davidova N.I. Syssoev K.A.
  
• P6-2 THE ACCELERATED ENDOCRINE AGING AND ITS INFLUENCE ON INITIATION AND PROMOTION OF A CARCINOGENESIS AT THE LIQUIDATORS OF CONSEQUENCES OF CHERNOBYL CATASTROPHE
  Strukov E.L.
  
• P6-3 RADIATION AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS FOR CANCER INCIDENCE AMONG NUCLEAR WORKERS TAKEN PART RECOVERY OPERATIONS FOLLOWING THE ACCIDENT AT THE CHERNOBYL NPP
  V.K.Ivanov, L.A. Iiin, A.F. Tsyb, A.R. Tukov, A.I. Gorski, M.A. Maksioutov, V.A. Matyash
  
• P6-4 IONIZING RADIATION OR CHEMICAL MUTAGEN INDUCED CHROMOSOME ABERRATION IN LYMPHOCYTES FROM EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA AT VIETNAM
  T. Que, Hoang T.L., T.D. Dat, P.V. Lap, P.B. Phong
  
• P6-5 METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ASSESSING IRRADIATION DOSE EFFECTS IN CHERNOBYL CLEAN -UP WORKERS
  Shantyr I., Astafjev O., Makarova N., Muhina N.
  
• P6-6 RADIATION PROTECTION AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR POWER PLANT STAFF DURING THE DECOMISSIONING
  V. Bebeshko, D. Bazyka, A. Niagu, K. Loganovsky, I. Khomaziuk, L.Lyashenko, V.Klymenko, A. Chumak, I.Los, V.Chumak, L. Gaevaja
  
• P6-7 RADIOGENIC T-CELL RECEPTOR SOMATIC MUTATIONS IN ACUTE LEUKEMIA AFTER RADIATION-EXPOSURE IN CHERNOBYL
  Dimitry Bazyka, volodymir Bebeshko, Marianna Azarskova, Nadya Belyaeva, Victor Kylmenko
  
• P6-8 CLINICAL AND HAEMATOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF CHILDREN LIVING IN SLAVUTICH
  N. Belyaeva, L. Lyashenko
  
• P6-9 HEALTH STATUS OF CHERNOBYL CLEAN-UP WORKERS LIVING IN NORTHWESTERN RUSSIA
  Shantyr I., Astafjev O., MakarovaN., Muhina N.
  
• P6-10 LEUKEMIAS AND MYELODYPLASTIC SYNDROMES IN CHERNOBYL CLEAN-UP WORKERS
  D.F. Gluzman, I.V Abramenko, L.M. Sklyarenko, R.E. Kavetsky
  
• P6-11 TOTAL AND CANCER MORTALITY OF THE RESIDENTS LIVING IN ZONE OF WEAK TECHNOGENIC RADIACTIVE CONTAMINATION
  V.F. Mazharov, o.Ju kutumova
  
• P6-12 LONG TERM HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF THE CHERNOBYL DISASTER IN THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
  Bahnarel L., Coretchi L., Ghetoi Z., Moldovan M, Misina A.
  
• P6-13 ABSENCE OF EVIDENCE FOR THRESHOLD DEPARTURES FROM LINEAR-QUADRATIC CURVATURE IN THE JAPANESE A-BOMB CANCER INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY DATA
  M.P. Little C.R. Muirhead
  
• P6-14 THE ANALYSIS OF CANCER DISTRIBUTION ON TERRITORY, BORDERING TO THE CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT ZONE.
  M.V. Naboka, V.M. Shestopalov, Z.P. Fedorenko, L.O.Gulak.
  
• P6-15 DETERMINATION OF OSTEOPOROSIS PROGRESS BY IR-SPECTROSCOPY OF TEETH FOR VICTIMS OF CHERNOBYL CATASTROPHE
  Bebeshko V.G., Darchuk L.A., Zaverbna L.V., Bruslova E.K.
  
• P6-16 EFFECTS OF INFLUENCE OF LOW IONIZING RADIATION DOSES ON LEVELS OF MORBIDITY BY LEUKEMIAS AND LYMPHOMAS OF CHILDREN AFTER CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT
  V. G. Bebeshko, K.M. Bruslova, O.I. Evko, E.E. Kuznetsova, L.O. Chmut
  
• P6-17 EFFECT OF DETOXIFICATION TREATMENT ON THE PYSCHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL STATE OF PATIENTS. ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP PARAMETERS
  E. Parshkov, J.Barnes, V. Sokolov, a. Filimonov
  
• P6-18 REMOTE IMMUNE AND CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF PRENATAL IRADITIATION
  Eugenia I. Stepanova , Valentina G. Kondrashova, V. U. Vdovenko, J, A. Misharina
  
• P6-19 CANCER HEREDITY AND IONIZING RADIATION
  Bakhnarel L., Samtoyja E., Belev N., Sukharsky M., Ghetsoy Z., Kyrkhal., Moldovan M., Kymakhovsky P.,
  
• P6-20 RADIATION-INDUCED THYROID CANCER: WHAT WE KNOW AND WHAT WE REALLY UNDERSTAND
  E. Parshkov, V. Sokolov, A. Tsyb, V. Stepaneko, J. Barnes
  
• P6-21 THYROID CANCER IN RESIDENTS OF THE BRYANSK REGION (RUSSIA) BEFORE THE CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT AND AFTER IT
  Proshin A.D., Doroshchenko V.N.
  

BIOMARKERS - CHAIR M. PLUMB

• O7-1 NEW MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENTIAL GENE EXPRESSIONS TO E VALUATE NEW EXPOSURE MARKERS AND RADIORESISTANCE.
  S. Ballerini, L. Gasparollo, A. Giovanetti, S. Bernardini, G. Federici, R. Amendola
  
• O7-2 WHAT'S THE RELIABILITY OF CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATION ASSAYS AS BIOMARKERS OF SENSITIVITY TOWARDS IONISING RADIATION
  A, Vral, H. Thierens, L. De Ridder
  
• O7-3 MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE CONVERSION OF DNA DOUBLE-STRAND BREAKS INTO CHROMATID BREAKS
  P.E. Bryant, M. Rogers-Bald, H. Mozadarani
  
• P7-1 A CHROMOSOMAL RADIAOSENSITIVITY STUDY OF A POPULATION OF RADIATION WORKERS USING THE MICRONUCLEAUS ASSAY
  H. Thierens, A. Vral, B. Aousalah, M. Barbe, L. DeRidder
  
• P7-2 CELL NUCLEAR ABNORMALITIES AND DICENTRIC CHROMOSOMES IN IRRADIATED HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES
  V. Yu Kravtsov, N.M. Yartseva, N.V. Anikejeva, R. F. Fedorsteva
  
• P7-3 EVALUATION OF CHRONIC OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION EXPOSURE BY THE MEASUREMENT OF RESIDUAL /INITIAL BREAKS RATIO
  T. Ziafazeli, S. Mohammadi, S. R. Khatami, Jafar Faezi, Mehdi Ghiassi-Nejad
  
• P7-4 APPLICATION OF COMET ASSAY TO DETERMINE THE DOSIMETRY OF LOW-DOSES X-IRRADIATION
  A.Giovanetti, L. Gasparollo, R.Amendola
  

  ANIMAL MODELS - CHAIR KOETELES

• O8-1 LIFE SPAN, PATHOLOGY INCIDENCE AND IMMUNE STATUS UNDER CHRONIC GAMMA IRRADIATION AT A VERY LOW DOSE RATE: EXPERMENTIAL STUDY ON C57B1/6 MICE.
  Courtade M., Billotet C., Caratero A., Pipy B,., Caratero C.
  
• O8-2 EFFECT OF LOW DOSE RADIATION (LDR) ON IMMUNE RESPONSE IN INBRED MICE: ROLE OF CELL CYCLE REGULATORS AND APOPTOSIS
  K.B. Sainis
  
• O8-3 SUPRESSION OF CARCINOGENIC PROCESSES IN SCID MOUSE SPLEEN AFTER LOW-DOSE OR LOW-DOSE RATE IRRADIATION.
  K. Sakai
  
• O8-4 INHIBITION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF PULMONARY TUMOR NODULES AND STIMULATION OF THE ACTIVITY OF NATURAL KILLER CELLS IN MICE BY A SINGLE LOW DOSE OF LOW-LET RADIATION
  A. Cheda, J. Wargocka-Wrembel,, E. Lisiak, M. Marciniak, E. Nowosielska, J. Kopczynski, K. W. Zielinski, M.K. Janiak
  
• P8-1 THE INFLUENCE OF VERY LOW-DOSE RATE GAMMA-RADIATION ON GENETIC STRUCTURES OF MICE: MOLECULAR AND CYTOGENETIC STUDY
  A.N. Osipov, D.Yu Klokov, A.L. Alakov, P.V. Puchkov, M.D. Pomerantseva, L.K. Ramaiya, V.A. Shevchenko, V.D. Sypin
  
• P8-3 INHIBITION OF TYPE 1 DIABETES BY LOW-DOSE X-RAY IRRADIATION IN NON-OBESE DIABETIC (NOD) MICE
  T. Nomura
  
• P8-4 INFLUENCE OF LOW-DOSE IONISING RADIATION AND PHYSICAL LOAD ON BRAIN MONOAMINERGIC SYSTEMS IN RATS
  Mitryaeva N., Bakay T.,
  
• P8-5 MODIFICATION OF LOW DOSE RADIATION INDUCED DAMAGES IN MICE BY A BULGARIAN PLANT DRUG "ELEXIR -3"
  I. Roupova, R. Georgieva, R. Kousheva, V.Gorcheva
  
• P8-6 INVESTIGATION OF THE LOW-DOSE X-IRRADIATION EFFECT ON THE SPONTANEOUS AND HIGH-DOSE RADIATION -INDUCED LEVEL OF CYTOGENETIC DAMAGE IN MOUSE BONE MARROW CELLS IN VIVO.
  Svetlana I. Zaichkina, O.M. Rozanova, Gella F. Aptikaeva, Asia KH. Akhmadieva, D. Y. Klokov, E.N. Smirnova. V.Y.Balakin
  
• P8-7 CHARACTERIZATION OF THE LONG-TERM LOW DOSE RATE IRRADIATION FACILITIES AT CRIEPI USING A NEWLY DEVELOPED GLASS DOSIMETERS
  Y. Hoshi, T. Nomura, T. Oda, T. Iwasaki, K. Fujita, T. Ishikawa, A. Kato, T. Ikenaga, K. Sakai, H. Tanooka, T. Yamada
  
• P8-8 RESEARCH FINDING AND THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS OF RADIATION HORMESIS
  S. Hattori
  
• P8-9 THYROID SUSCEPTIBILITY TO RADIOACTIVE IODINE (131I) IN THE NEWBORN, PUBERTAL AND RATS.
  Yumiko NITTA, Masaharu HOSHI, Kenji KAMIYA
  
• P8-10 GABA-ERGIC SYSTEM OF BRAIN IS AN IMPORTANT LINK IN THE CENTRAL REGULATION OF THE ADAPTION PROCESS TO A LONG-TERM IONISING RADIATION
  M.Yy. Alesina, T.M. Mishunina, V.Ya. Kononenko, N.P. Arkhipov