Abstract
A short survey is given of the problems being studied in the Institute for Radiation Biology in the Technische Hochschule in Hannover. Extensive data are presented on a method of studying the effect of ionizing radiation on plant cells with the aid of UV microspectroscopy. From the change in UV absorption in ranges of a few mu , conclusions can be drawn as to the probability of primary ionizations in protein molecules and nucleic acids. (auth)
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Changes in UV absorption over a few mu supported conclusions about primary ionization probability in protein molecules and nucleic acids.
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e0“From the change in UV absorption in ranges of a few mu , conclusions can be drawn as to the probability of primary ionizations in protein molecules and nucleic acids.”
e1“on plant cells with the aid of UV microspectroscopy”