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GENERAL PROBLEMS CONCERNING THE RADIO SENSITIVITY OF AN ORGANISM,

P.D. Gorizontov, N.G. Darenskaya, M.P. Domshlak, A. B. Tsypin

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An investigation was made of the overall sensitivity of living organisms of radiation. The following topics are discussed: variations in sensitivity to radiation in different species, variations in sensitivity to radiation in different strains of the same species, age-related differences in sensitivity to radiation, sex-related differences in sensitivity to radiation, seasonal variations in sensitivity to radiation, and variations in individuals of the same species in sensitivity to radiation. (Author)

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Key concepts: Radiation sensitivity, Sensitivity (control systems), Radiation, Organism, Biology, Environmental science, Physics, Optics