Latest papers

NRPG Chilton Seminar: Professor Bryn Bridges--'Genetic effects of radiation: are the paradigms changing?' Chilton, November 2001.

Radiation Research Society. 1952-2002. Historical and current highlights in radiation biology: has anything important been learned by irradiating cells?

Highlights 2002 Lecture: reinventing clinical nuclear medicine.

Does variability in normal tissue reactions after radiotherapy have a genetic basis--where and how to look for it?

[Results of a cytogenetic study of populations with different radiation risks in the Semipalatinsk region].

[Biochemical mechanisms of radiogenic cytogenetic and somatic disorders in children residing in regions polluted by radionuclides].

[Mutation at the T-cell receptor locus in people a long time after acute and prolonged irradiation].

Response to Allegations against James V. Neel in Darkness in El Dorado, by Patrick Tierney

[Mathematical analysis of genetic effects of low doses of ionizing radiation].

[Study on genetic radioresistance of natural Drosophila Melanogaster population from radionuclide contaminated regions of Byelarus].

[Coding in molecular biology and radiation].

[Some complexities in evaluating radiation-induced mutagenic effects in man]

Comments on 'Hereditary effects of radiation'.

International Genetic Epidemiology Society: commentary on Darkness in El Dorado by Patrick Tierney.

Very high mutation rate in offspring of Chernobyl accident liquidators.

A new theory of phylogeny inference through construction of multidimensional vector space.

Estimation of the hereditary risks of exposure to ionizing radiation: history, current status, and emerging perspectives.

[Higher lint percent and drought tolerant cotton line selected by radiation breeding].

[Evolution of the ideas on genetic hazards of ionizing radiation in humans].

[Radiobiological research at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR)].