Radiation Health Risk Sciences

Hybridisation. V. Heterogeneity/Chromosome Specificity.- Cancer Research.- Molecular Understanding of RET/PTC-Mediated Thyroid Carcinogenesis.- Molecular Prediction of Therapeutic Response and Adverse Effect of Chemotherapy in Breast Cancer.- Multiple Roles of NBS1 for Genotoxic and Nongenotoxic Stresses.- Radiation Basic Life Sciences, Part 2.- The DNA Damage Response in Nontargeted Cells.- The Role of Telomere Dysfunction in Driving Genomic Instability.- Secretory Clusterin Is a Marker of Tumor Progression Regulated by IGF-1 and Wnt Signaling Pathways.- Target of Radiation Carcinogenesis Is Protein: Becoming Triploid Is Proximate Cause of Cell Transformation.- Adult Stem Cells, the Barker Hypothesis, Epigenetic Events, and Low-Level Radiation Effects.- Combined Effect of Ionizing Radiation and N-Ethyl-N-Nitrosourea on Mutation Induction and Lymphoma Development.- ?-Ray-Induced Mouse Thymic Lymphomas: Bcl11b Inactivation and Prelymphoma Cells.- Radiation Risk Management.- Framework of Radiation Safety Management in Japan: Laws, Administrative Agencies, and Supporting Associations.- Background Radiation Dose to the Population Around the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant.- International Cooperation in Radiation Emergency Medical Preparedness: Establishment of a Medical Network in Asia.- Disaster and Mental Health.- Long-Term Biopsychosocial Consequences of Disaster: Focus on Atomic Bomb Survivors.- Health Status of Children Exposed to the Chernobyl Accident In Utero: Observations in 1989-2003 and the Implications for Prioritizing Prophylactic Programs.- PsychologicalConsequences More Than Half a Century After the Nagasaki Atomic Bombing.- Radiation and Cancer.- Significance of Oncogene Amplifications in Breast Cancer in Atomic Bomb Survivors: Associations with Radiation Exposure and Histological Grade.- Paracrine Interactions Between Normal, but Not Cancer, Epithelial and Normal Mesenchymal Cells Attenuate Radiation-Induced DNA Damage.- Chernobyl and Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Sites: Related Issues.- Thyroid Cancer in Ukraine After the Chernobyl Accident: Incidence, Pathology, Treatment, and Molecular Biology.- Current Trends in Incidence and Mortality from Thyroid Cancer in Belarus.- The Health Status of the Population in the Semey Region and Scientifically Proven Measures to Improve It.- Nuclear Explosions and Public Health Development.