OXYGEN AND NITRIC OXIDE AS MODIFIERS OF RADIATION INJURY IN SPORES OF BACILLUS MEGATERIUM

[1] EFFECT OF OXYGEN ON INACTIVATION OF TRYPSIN BY THE DIRECT ACTION OF ACTION OF ELECTRONS AND ALPHA-PARTICLES [J]. RADIATION RESEARCH, 1957, 6 (06) : 653 - 660

[2] THE MODIFICATION OF DAMAGE CAUSED BY PRIMARY IONIZATION OF BIOLOGICAL TARGETS [J]. RADIATION RESEARCH, 1956, 5 (05) : 573 - 586

[3] ALPER T, 1958, ORGANIC PEROXIDES RA, P131

[4] MODIFICATION OF RADIATION-INDUCED INJURY BY POSTTREATMENT WITH OXYGEN [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1957, 43 (11) : 975 - 983

[5] EHRET CF, 1960, P BIOPHYS SOC, P36

[6] GERSCHMAN R, 1959, 21 INT C PHYSIOL SCI, P222

[7] GRAY L. H., 1959, RADIATION RES SUPPL, V1, P73, DOI 10.2307/3583633

[8] EFFECT OF NITRIC OXIDE ON THE RADIO-SENSITIVITY OF TUMOUR CELLS [J]. NATURE, 1958, 182 (4640) : 952 - 953

[9] HAISSINSKY M, 1956, J CHIM PHYS PCB, V53, P542

[10] THE TIME INTERVAL AFTER PULSED IRRADIATION WITHIN WHICH INJURY TO BACTERIA CAN BE MODIFIED BY DISSOLVED OXYGEN .1. A SEARCH FOR AN EFFECT OF OXYGEN 0.02 2ND AFTER PULSED IRRADIATION .2. THE HYPOTHESIS THAT THE OXYGEN EFFECT INVOLVES A CARBON RADICAL - AND THE TIME TAKEN BY OXYGEN TO DIFFUSE TO AND REACT WITH SUCH A RADICAL [J]. RADIATION RESEARCH, 1958, 9 (04) : 422 - 437

[1] EFFECT OF OXYGEN ON INACTIVATION OF TRYPSIN BY THE DIRECT ACTION OF ACTION OF ELECTRONS AND ALPHA-PARTICLES [J]. RADIATION RESEARCH, 1957, 6 (06) : 653 - 660

[2] THE MODIFICATION OF DAMAGE CAUSED BY PRIMARY IONIZATION OF BIOLOGICAL TARGETS [J]. RADIATION RESEARCH, 1956, 5 (05) : 573 - 586

[3] ALPER T, 1958, ORGANIC PEROXIDES RA, P131

[4] MODIFICATION OF RADIATION-INDUCED INJURY BY POSTTREATMENT WITH OXYGEN [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1957, 43 (11) : 975 - 983

[5] EHRET CF, 1960, P BIOPHYS SOC, P36

[6] GERSCHMAN R, 1959, 21 INT C PHYSIOL SCI, P222

[7] GRAY L. H., 1959, RADIATION RES SUPPL, V1, P73, DOI 10.2307/3583633

[8] EFFECT OF NITRIC OXIDE ON THE RADIO-SENSITIVITY OF TUMOUR CELLS [J]. NATURE, 1958, 182 (4640) : 952 - 953

[9] HAISSINSKY M, 1956, J CHIM PHYS PCB, V53, P542

[10] THE TIME INTERVAL AFTER PULSED IRRADIATION WITHIN WHICH INJURY TO BACTERIA CAN BE MODIFIED BY DISSOLVED OXYGEN .1. A SEARCH FOR AN EFFECT OF OXYGEN 0.02 2ND AFTER PULSED IRRADIATION .2. THE HYPOTHESIS THAT THE OXYGEN EFFECT INVOLVES A CARBON RADICAL - AND THE TIME TAKEN BY OXYGEN TO DIFFUSE TO AND REACT WITH SUCH A RADICAL [J]. RADIATION RESEARCH, 1958, 9 (04) : 422 - 437