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Kawamura, H.; Shiraishi, K.; Ozawa, K.; Arae, H.; Yukawa, M.
Co-ordinated research project: Ingestion and organ content of trace elements of importance in radiological protection (CRP: E4.30.08). Reference Asian man project, phase 22000
Co-ordinated research project: Ingestion and organ content of trace elements of importance in radiological protection (CRP: E4.30.08). Reference Asian man project, phase 22000
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[en] As agreed upon at the Project Formulation Meeting and the First Research Co-ordination Meeting, functions of the central reference laboratory (CRL) in assistance to the Agency were assigned to National Institute of Radiological Sciences (NIRS). Therefore, we have been making utmost efforts, aside from our own research activities concerning the current CRP, to cope with the following assignments, in which we are supported through the Science and Technology Agency of Japan. There was some delay in the progress for the planned distribution of three Reference Materials for internal quality control (QC) and preparation in Japan of the reference diet material of an Asian composition. However, training of fellow research workers of the CRP and associated co-operation that were requested by some of the participants, were satisfactorily carried out. During the next 18 months, we foresee (a) analysis of '10% samples' sent by the participants for external QC, (b) backup analysis of some number of samples for the first priority elements for some participants, and (c) distribution of the Japanese reference diet material when it is prepared, to accelerate progress of the CRP as originally planned. We are putting an emphasis on the strong will to completing the Project to provide researchers worldwide with essential data for metabolism of the elements of importance in internal dosimetry and Reference Man. It should be noted, however, the CRL is moving from its present location to the Chiba campus, about 130 km to the south by car, sometime during 1999. Due to the relocation process, our analytical work will probably be interrupted for a month or two
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Section of Nutritional and Health-Related Environmental Studies, Vienna (Austria); 129 p; 2000; p. 35-39; 2. research co-ordination meeting on co-ordinated research project: Ingestion and organ content of trace elements of importance in radiological protection; Taiyuan (China); 15-19 Jun 1998; 8 refs
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