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Sedimentation Studies of Ionizing Radiation Damage in Mammalian DNA

Branko Palcic

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The production of single strand breaks by ionizing radiation (ϒ-rays) in mammalian cell DNA was studied by a modified method of alkaline sucrose gradients. The effect of molecular oxygen and 2,4-dinitrophenol on the yield of single strand breaks was examined and the results are reported in this thesis. Also, subsequent rejoining of single strand breaks was studied.

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The production of single strand breaks by ionizing radiation (ϒ-rays) in mammalian cell DNA was studied by a modified method of alkaline sucrose gradients. The effect of molecular oxygen and 2,4-dinitrophenol on the yield of single strand breaks was examined and the results are reported in this thesis. Also, subsequent rejoining of single strand breaks was studied.

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The production of single strand breaks by ionizing radiation (ϒ-rays) in mammalian cell DNA was studied by a modified method of alkaline sucrose gradients. The effect of molecular oxygen and 2,4-dinitrophenol on the yield of single strand breaks was examined and the results are reported in this thesis. Also, subsequent rejoining of single strand breaks was studied.

Key concepts: Ionizing radiation, Sedimentation, Radiation, Geology, Irradiation, Physics, Geomorphology, Nuclear physics

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