Published November 1992 | Version v1
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Radiosensitivity of higher plants

  • 1. Inst. for Appliction of Atomic Energy, CAAS, Beijing (China)

Description

The general views on radiosensitivity of higher plants have been introduced from published references. The radiosensitivity varies with species, varieties and organs or tissues. The main factors of determining the radiosensitivity in different species are nucleus volume, chromosome volume, DNA content and endogenous compounds. The self-repair ability of DNA damage and chemical group of biological molecules, such as -SH thiohydroxy of proteins, are main factors to determine the radiosensitivity in different varieties. The moisture, oxygen, temperature radiosensitizer and protector are important external factors for radiosensitivity. Both the multiple target model and Chadwick-Leenhouts model are ideal mathematical models for describing the radiosensitivity of higher plants and the latter has more clear significance in biology

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Publishing Information

ISBN
7-5022-0785-6
Imprint Pagination
10 p.
Report number
CNIC--00666

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Secondary number(s)
CSNAS--0063.