Search Results - R. E. J. Mitchel

The Bystander Effect: Recent Developments and Implications for Understanding the Dose Response by R. E. J. Mitchel

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Low Doses of Radiation are Protective and : Evolutionary Origins by R. E. J. Mitchel

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Radiation Risk Prediction and Genetics: The Influence of the TP53 Gene by R. E. J. Mitchel

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Cancer and Low Dose Responses : Implications for Radiation Protection by R. E. J. Mitchel

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Low Doses of Radiation Reduce Risk by R. E. J. Mitchel

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Low-Let-Induced Radioprotective Mechanisms within a Stochastic Two-Stage Cancer Model by H. Schöllnberger, R. D. Stewart, R. E. J. Mitchel

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An Examination of Radiation Hormesis Mechanisms Using a Multistage Carcinogenesis Model by H. Schöllnberger, R. D. Stewart, R. E. J. Mitchel, W. Hofmann

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The Adaptive Response and Protection against Heritable Mutations and Fetal Malformation by D. R. Boreham, J.-A. Dolling, C. Somers, J. Quinn, R. E. J. Mitchel

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Chromosome Damage Caused by Accidental Chronic Whole-Body Gamma Radiation Exposure in Thailand by B. A. Ulsh, J. Dolling, J. Lavoie, R. E. J. Mitchel, D. R. Boreham

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