Published 2005 | Version v1
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Low chronic doses impact on activity and component composition of oxidizing enzymes and dehydrogenates and feather-crass DNA structure

  • 1. Inst. Botaniki i Fitoproduktsii, Almaty (Kazakhstan)
  • 2. Kazakhskij Natsioanal'nyj Univ., Almaty (Kazakhstan)
  • 3. Rennes Univ. (France)

Description

The paper is dedicated to study of nuclear explosion effects to morphological, biochemical and genetic properties of dominant plant of the STS - feather-grass. The cited data are evidence of birth of new genotypes having effective enzymatic anti-oxidative system and genes that coordinated them. It is result of the feather-grass growing during 40 years under conditions of chronic radiation. (author)

Part of:
Proceedings of 2. International scientific-practical conference 'Semipalatinsk Test Site. Radiation legacy and non-proliferation problems'

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (Russian)
Vliyanie nizkikh khronicheskikh doz radiatsii na aktivnost' i komponentnyj sostav okislitel'nykh fermentov i degidrogenaz, strukturu DNK kovylya volosovidnogo

Publishing Information

Publisher
DGP 'Inst. Radiatsionnoj Bezopasnosti i Ehkologii'
Imprint Place
Kurchatov (Kazakhstan)
ISBN
9965-454-11-6
Imprint Title
Proceedings of 2. International scientific-practical conference 'Semipalatinsk Test Site. Radiation legacy and non-proliferation problems'
Imprint Pagination
v. 2. 199 p.
Journal Page Range
v. 2. p. 65-72

Conference

Title
2. International scientific-practical conference 'Semipalatinsk Test Site. Radiation legacy and non-proliferation problems'
Original Conference Title
2. Mezhdunarodnaya nauchno-prakticheskaya konferentsiya 'Semipalatinskij ispytatel'nyj poligon. Radiatsionnoe nasledie i problemy nerasprostraneniya'
Dates
6-8 Sep 2005
Place
Kurchatov (Kazakhstan)

Optional Information

Notes
2 figs., 5 tabs. Imprint:Materialy 2. Mezhdunarodnaya nauchno-prakticheskaya konferentsiya 'Semipalatinskij ispytatel'nyj poligon. Radiatsionnoe nasledie i problemy nerasprostraneniya'