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1. In addition to cancer inductions, ionizing radiation may have significant effects on pre-natal development and on genetic or hereditary factors.

2. Welcome to Nuclear Engineering 22.01 "Introduction to Ionizing Radiation."

3. The immune system is extremely sensitive to ionizing radiation.

4. Oligodendrocytes are the target cells of ionizing radiation injury.

5. Radioactivity refers to the phenomenon of emitting ionizing radiation when a radionuclide spontaneously disintegrates.

6. Ionizing radiation can affect the characteristics of the electrode processes and disturb their kinetic equilibria.

7. Radiation injury: Tissue damage caused by exposure to ionizing radiation.

8. The ionizing radiation responses of NPN bipolar transistor and NMOSFET at different dose-rates have been investigated.

9. Medical ionizing radiation plays most part in artificial radiation application.

10. Of concern in the current situation is ionizing radiation, which is produced by spontaneously decaying heavy isotopes, such as iodine 131 and cesium 137.

11. As an ionizing radiation it can cause chemical reactions, and causes many substances to glow or fluoresce .

12. The studies consistently showed that ionizing radiation significantly enhances the growth of fungi that contain melanin.

13. Cancers induced by ionizing radiation are called radiogenic cancers or radiogenic neoplasms.

14. Moreover, exogenous agents, such as ionizing radiation and some chemicals can result in chromosome translocation and tumorigenesis because of their role on induction of DNA double strand breaks.

15. Radioactive material refers to material that may emit ionizing radiation by spontaneous nuclear transformation.

16. In order to understand the interaction between ionizing radiation and biological medium, the study of cellular microdosimetry for electrons is needed.

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17. Radiological protection for ionizing radiation covers occupational, medical and public exposure, as well as exposure risk.

18. In recent years, concern has been raised over exposure to ionizing radiation from radon gas.

19. So, there was no evidence of incidence increment of radiogenic cancer in workers exposed to low-level ionizing radiation.

20. Based on the mechanism of field-oxide isolation region failure induced by ionizing radiation, approaches to hardening the field-oxide region in CMOS IC's have been investigated.

21. Objective To compare the resistance of Bacillus anthracis spore and Bacillus pumilus spore to ionizing radiation.

22. The Performance requirements, design principle and components of the thermoluminescence dosimeter reader used for monitoring of ionizing radiation are reported.

23. They are calibrated to Cesium 137, but also serve as excellent indicators for many other sources of ionizing radiation.

24. Objective To establish an electron spin resonance (ESR) method to estimate the dose of persons chronically exposed to ionizing radiation.

25. Light-skinned people have the highest risk But can reduce it by limiting exposure to sunlight and to ionizing radiation.

26. Conclusion It is important to combine epidemiology with radiobiology in study of low dose effects of ionizing radiation.

27. It may result in acute radiation syndrome after body is exposed to ionizing radiation.

28. The protective effect of traditional Chinese medicine on lymphocytes and DNA in resistance to ionizing radiation damage is discussed histologically , biochemically and histochemically.