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摘要
以5天5次的x射线、5天5次的回旋中子、或以n-n-x-x或n-x-x-x-n的顺序对小鼠进行全身照射。测定LD50/4日值。在混合分馏方案中,伦射线和中子以加性方式相互作用:每组分的有效剂量与纯伦射线和纯中子实验预测的相同。这与HENDRY et coll的观点基本一致。(1976)。然而,没有发现这些作者观察到的小于加性效应的趋势,并且在皮肤对混合方案的反应中也提出了这种趋势(NELSON et coll)。1975)。
Effect of roentgen, cyclotron neutron, or mixed neutron-photon fractionated irradiation of mice. LD50/4 day values.
Mice were whole-body-irradiated with 5 fractions of roentgen rays in 5 days, 5 fractions of cyclotron neutrons in 5 days, or with mixed neutron-photon fractionated radiation, in the sequence n-n-x-x-x or n-x-x-x-n. The LD50/4 day values were determined. Roentgen rays and neutrons interact in the additive manner in the mixed fractionation schemes: effective dose per fraction is as predicted from the roentgen ray-only and neutron-only experiments. This essentially agrees with HENDRY et coll. (1976). However, no trend was found towards a less-than -additive effect which was observed by those authors and has also been suggested in skin response to mixed schemes (NELSON et coll. 1975).