- FondsHoyle - Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
- SeriesBox 40 - Box 40
- File1 - [Folder 1]
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- Item4 - Richard M. Emery, Donald C. Klopfer and M. Colleen McShane, 'The migration of plutonium from a freshwater ecosystem at Hanford'
- Item5 - P.D. Holt, C.J. Roberts and K. Bailey, 'Interpretation of dose-response curves for cell killing and induction of chromosome aberrations using Calkins' enzyme-kinetic model', Radiation protection dosimetry 13 (1985), pp. 295-298.
- Item6 - Dudley T. Goodhead, 'Deductions from cellular studies of inactivation, mutagenesis, and transformation', Radiation carcinogenesis: epidemiology and biological significance, ed. J.D. Boice, J.F. Fraumeni (New York: Raven Press, 1984), pp. 369- 385.
- Item7 - Typescript letter, signed, from Wally Eldred (United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, Windscale nuclear laboratories) to FH
- Item8 - Valerie Beral, Hazel Inskip, Patricia Fraser, Margaret Booth, Derek Coleman and Geoffrey Rose, ' Mortality of employees of the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 1946-1979', British medical journal 291 (17 Aug. 1985), pp. 440-447.
- Item9 - 'Space time clustering'
- Item10 - Hugh F. Henry, 'Is all nuclear radiation harmful?', Health physics 43 (1982), pp. 767-769.
- Item11 - The pro-nuclear group: 'Evidence that radiation at low levels is not only harmless but is beneficial'
- Item12 - V.P. Bond, 'Quantitative risk in radiation protection standards', Radiation and environmental biophysics 17 (1979), pp. 1-28.
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