Radiation Sensitization Of Bacterial-Spores And Phage T7 By Nabr
International journal of radiation biology and related studies in physics, chemistry, and medicine(1974)
Abstract
SummarySpores of Bacillus megaterium and the bacteriophage T7 were sensitized to X-rays by NaBr in N2 purged systems up to the O2 level of sensitivity. This sensitivity is due to the action of ·Br2− formed by reaction of ·OH with Br−. Many additives, representing biologically significant compounds or portions of their structure were tested for their effect on the NaBr-induced sensitization. Proposals are made from these results as to the mechanisms of sensitization by NaBr, as well as reactivities of various additives with ·Br2−.
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X-ray Solution Scattering
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