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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry. Articles - Kapcsolódó tételek

51.			Determination of thorium in human urine by neutron activation
52.			Determination of total and bound Se in sera by INAA
53.			Determination of trace cadmium and other elements in bone by epithermal neutron activitation analysis
54.			Determination of trace elements in acid rain by reversed-phase extraction chromatography and neutron activation
55.			Determination of trace elements in cloud water and aerosols using instrumental neutron activation analysis and hydride generation with atomic absorption spectrometry
56.			Dietary evaluation of toxic elements through integrated diet
57.			A different approach to hair analysis: application to multiple sclerosis
58.			Distinguishing naso-pharingeal cancer patients by the trace element content level in hair using the maximum probable discrimination method
59.			The distribution of fluorine and other elements in teeth using proton induced reaction analysis techniques
60.			Distribution of some elements in human hair and internal organs, determined by neutron activation analysis
61.			Effect of cigarette smoke on the measured equivalent volume activity of 222Rh in air
62.			Elaboration of a radioimmunoanalytical method for the determination of serum ferritin
63.			Element concentrations of hair from normal and mercury polluted persons
64.			Elemental analysis in liver, ascites and blood of tumor-bearing mice
65.			Elemental imbalance studies by INAA on extraneural tissues from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis patients
66.			Evaluation on the determination of iodine in drinking well water by neutron activation analysis and separation by isotope exchange
67.			Exposure dose assessment and discussion on radioisotope production and application
68.			Fallout 241 Am concentration in food human tissue
69.			Fallout of transuranium elements following the Chernobyl accident
70.			Fallout plutonium concentration in Japanese tissues: a new look at the old samples
71.			Foliary contamination in the area of Bratislava (Czeho-Slovakia) after the Chernobyl accident
72.			Genetic risk to man from exposure to long-lived radionuclides
73.			Heavy metals and some other elements in medicinal plants : Determined by X-ray fluorescence analysis
74.			Human hair as a pollutant dosimeter
75.			Human hair instrumental neutron activation analysis and medicine
76.			Human prostate specific antigen (hPSA) purification and establishment of hPSA radioimmunoassay
77.			Human tooth EPR dosimetry with enhanced sensitivity
78.			The identification of geophagia by neutron activation analysis
79.			Implications of postmortem human tissue analysis on biokinetic models for actinides
80.			An improved methods for determination of uranium isotopic composition in urine by alpha spectrometry
81.			In vivo measurements of nitrogen, hydrogen and carbon in genetically obese and lean pigs
82.			The in vivo neutron activation analysis of calcium in the skeleton of normal subjects, with hypokinesia and bone diseases
83.			INAA of elemental contents in fingernails of esophageal cancer patients
84.			An INAA study of trace elements in hair samples from two children on different sampling dates
85.			Inna for interelement correlations in rats after mercuric chloride exposure
86.			Inna of human scalp hair for environmental monitoring of Indonesian and Canadian population groups
87.			Instrumental activation and X-ray fluorescent analysis of human bone health and disease
88.			Instrumental neutron activation analysis of blood serum
89.			International Conference on Isotopes : May 7-12, 1995, Beijing, China
90.			Investigation of the appearance of supplemental enriched Se-76 using the human nail as a dietary monitor
91.			Investigation of the radium concentration in drinking water
92.			In-vivo neutron activation analysis for diagnosis and therapeutic monitoring
93.			Isotopic composition of the Chernobyl fallout in radiogeochemical regions of Belarus
94.			Labeling of immunoglobulin G with multitracer
95.			Late medical consequences of exposure to radioactive fallout : Rongelap and Utirik 35 years after "Bravo"
96.			Leachability of toxic elements from solid wastes
97.			Lead determinations inhuman bone by particle induced x-ray emission (pixe) and graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (GFAAS)
98.			Macro distributions of plutonium in the femur of the general population and comparisons to occupational cases and animal studies
99.			Magnetic microparticle antibodies and their application to rias
100.			The measurement of 222Rh in drinking water by low-level liquid scintillation counting

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