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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry. Articles - Kapcsolódó tételek

151.			Radiochemical studies on the separation of cobalt with sodium alginate
152.			A radioimmunoassay for serum estradiol
153.			Radioisotope methodology course: radioprotection aspects
154.			Radiolabeling of anti-carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) monoclonal antibody (Mab BW 431/26) for clinical applications
155.			Radiometric microbiological estimation of vitamin B12
156.			Radionuclide contents in environmental samples as related to the Chernobyl accident
157.			Radionuclide X-ray fluorescence analysis of drinking water using preconcentration of trace metals on chelating cellulose exchanger ostsorb-oxin
158.			Radionuclides in macro algae at Monaco following the Chernobyl accident
159.			Radon concentrations in kindergartens of Osijek and Ljubljana
160.			Radon dose in cellars during the war in Croatia
161.			Radon in schools and dwellings of Osijek
162.			A rapid magnetizable solid phase radioimmunoassay kit for human placental lactogen
163.			A rapid method for determining nanogram quantities of uranium in urine using the Kinetic Phosphorescence Analyzer
164.			A rapid method for the determination of strontium-90 in powdered milk
165.			Reactor production and processing of therapeutic radioisotopes for applications in nuclear medicine
166.			Relevancce of ICRP metabolic model of Th in bio-assay monitoring
167.			Remotely controlled on-line production of different species labeled with 150
168.			Replacing mass spectrometer with optical, spectrometer for measuring 15N abundance in detecting the Helicobacter pylori infection
169.			Research and development activities on radioimmunoassay at CIAE : radiopharmaceuticals, labelled compounds and RIA (continued)
170.			Response to the comments on "In vivo monitoring of skeletal aluminium" by Ellis et al. J. Radioanalyt. Nucl. Chem., Articles 124 (1988) 85
171.			RNAA for arsenic, cadmium, copper and molybdenum in CNS tissues from subjects with age-related neurondegenerative diseases
172.			A routine method for the determination of plutonium in urine with a low detection limit
173.			Seasonal variation of Pb concentration in airborne particles at several sites of Debrecen city
174.			Selenium determination in biological materials by NAA
175.			Selenium intake of australian breast fed infants
176.			Sensitivity improvements in the determination of mercury in biological tissues by neutron activation analysis
177.			A simple radiochemical determination of 90Sr in environmental samples
178.			Simultaneous determination of 232Th and 238U in biological samples : Application to the estimation of their daily intake through diet
179.			Sodium and chlorine levels in hair and nails of helathy and cystic fibrosis children
180.			Sodium-to-calcium ratio in sections of undecalcified bone of human male individuals of different age categories as determined by INAA
181.			Soil factor influence on the plutonium isotope distribution among soil profile layers and mobile forms in the 30 km Chernobyl zone
182.			Solvent extraction of technetium in urine with TBP
183.			Spatial characteristics of photon fields in dwellings
184.			Spectrophotometric determination of uranium (VI) using a synergic mixture of ethyl acetoacetate and pyridine
185.			Stable and radioactive tracers in Ru biokinetic studies
186.			Studies in biological excretion of inhaled plutonium in the case of a few occupational workers in a fuel reprocessing plant
187.			Studies of trace element involvement in human disease by in vitro activation analysis
188.			A study of relationship of element contents in human hair with some respiratory system diseases
189.			Study of the correlation of trace elements in carpenters' toenails
190.			Study of the correlation of trace elments in human hair and international organs by NAA
191.			A study of trace elements in scalp hair and fingernails of industrial workers of Ontario, Canada
192.			A study on postsplenectomy changes of serum tuftsin level using a radioimmunoassay protocol
193.			Study on the effect of supplementation of iron-fortified food to chinese juvenile athletes by nuclear analysis techniques and blood analysis
194.			A study using neutron activation analysis of the short-term changes in the selenium content of blood components in human following supplementation with low doses of selenium
195.			Synthesis of C-11 and F-18 labelled compounds for biomedical applications: current status and challenges for the future
196.			Technetium complexues with ligands of pharmacological interest
197.			Thorium determination in a liver autopsy symple via direct gamma-spectrometry and neutron activation analysis
198.			Thorium exposure: problems in bioassay interpretation
199.			Thorium in the human ribs - variation with age
200.			Thorium, uranium and plutonium in human tissues of worldwide general population

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