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1. Infektionen I

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Zénon-Marcel Bacq, Johannes Carl Bock, Gustav V. R. Born, Oskar Eichler, Alfred Farah, Arthur Heffter, Wolfgang Heubner, Josef Schüller, Zénon-Marcel Bacq, Johannes Carl Bock, Gustav V. R. Born, Oskar Eichler, Alfred Farah, Arthur Heffter, Wolfgang Heubner, and Josef Schüller

Subjects
Pharmacology
Published
2013

2. Die Pharmakologie Anorganischer Anionen : Die Hofmeistersche Reihe

Author

Oskar Eichler, Johannes Carl Bock, Gustav V. R. Born, Alfred Farah, Arthur Heffter, Wolfgang Heubner, Josef Schüller, Oskar Eichler, Johannes Carl Bock, Gustav V. R. Born, Alfred Farah, Arthur Heffter, Wolfgang Heubner, and Josef Schüller

Subjects
Pharmacology
Published
2013

3. General Pharmacology

Author

Johannes Carl Bock, Gustav V. R. Born, Oskar Eichler, Ervin George Erdös, Alfred Farah, Arthur Heffter, Wolfgang Heubner, Josef Schüller, Johannes Carl Bock, Gustav V. R. Born, Oskar Eichler, Ervin George Erdös, Alfred Farah, Arthur Heffter, Wolfgang Heubner, and Josef Schüller

Subjects
Pharmacology
Published
2013

4. Morphin und Morphinähnlich Wirkende Verbindungen

Author

Otto Schaumann, Johannes Carl Bock, Gustav V. R. Born, Oskar Eichler, Alfred Farah, Arthur Heffter, Wolfgang Heubner, Josef Schüller, Otto Schaumann, Johannes Carl Bock, Gustav V. R. Born, Oskar Eichler, Alfred Farah, Arthur Heffter, Wolfgang Heubner, and Josef Schüller

Subjects
Pharmacology
Published
2013

5. [Relationship between dose rate and oxygen effect (author's transl)]

Author

R, Born

Subjects
Cricetinae, Animals, Cobalt Radioisotopes, Radioisotope Teletherapy, Hypoxia, Radiation Dosage
Abstract

Chinese hamster cells were exposed to 60Co gamma-rays using dose rates between 3.64 and 0,01 Gy/min under euoxic or chronically hypoxic conditions of growth in order to clarify the relationship of the oxygen enhancement ratio (OER) to the dose rate. It turned out that the D0 of dose-effect curves from cells irradiated under euoxic conditions was increasing from 1.35 to 4.5 Gy with decreasing dose rates, whereas the curves from cells irradiated under chronically hypoxic conditions were not much influenced by the dose rate. The oxygen enhancement ratio decreased from 3.9 with 1.35 Gy/min to 1.8 with 0.07 Gy/min.

Published
1978

7. [Relationship between dose rate and oxygen effect (author's transl)].

Author

Born R

Subjects
Animals, Cobalt Radioisotopes, Cricetinae, Radioisotope Teletherapy, Hypoxia, Radiation Dosage
Abstract

Chinese hamster cells were exposed to 60Co gamma-rays using dose rates between 3.64 and 0,01 Gy/min under euoxic or chronically hypoxic conditions of growth in order to clarify the relationship of the oxygen enhancement ratio (OER) to the dose rate. It turned out that the D0 of dose-effect curves from cells irradiated under euoxic conditions was increasing from 1.35 to 4.5 Gy with decreasing dose rates, whereas the curves from cells irradiated under chronically hypoxic conditions were not much influenced by the dose rate. The oxygen enhancement ratio decreased from 3.9 with 1.35 Gy/min to 1.8 with 0.07 Gy/min.

Published
1978

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