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  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    An overview of original information available from Russian Language papers on radionuclide transfer to milk is provided. Most of the data presented have not been taken into account in international reviews. The transfer coefficient (F(m)) values for radioactive isotopes of strontium, caesium and iodine are in good agreement with those previously published. The Russian Language data, often based on experiments with many animals, constitute a considerable increase to the available data for many less well-studied radionuclides. In some instances, the Russian Language data suggest changes in recommended values (e.g. Zr and Ru). The information presented here substantially increases the amount of available data on radionuclide transfer to milk and will be included in the current revision of the IAEA TRS Handbook of parameter values for radionuclide transfer.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    Data on radionuclide transfer to domestic chickens and ducks obtained from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to provide transfer coefficient values (Ff) to poultry and edible egg contents. The majority of the data are from experiments with 90Sr and 137Cs, reflecting the importance of these radionuclides after global fallout and major radiation accidents. Data for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U are also given. The values derived have been compared with those in the current IAEA Handbook of parameter values for the prediction of radionuclide transfer in temperate environments (TRS 364) and the recent revision which incorporates the values from this paper. The Russian-Language data give improved estimates for many radionuclides and the revised handbook is now based on the better quality data given for chronic administration.

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  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals transfer to animal tissues
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2018
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N I Sanzharova, C Wells
    Abstract:

    Abstract Data on radionuclide transfer to animals from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to collate transfer coefficient values (Ff) to animal tissues such as liver, kidney and bone, but not muscle which has previously been reported. The derived values were compared with selected data published in the English Language literature. The new data are mainly for 90Sr and 137Cs, although some data were also provided for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U. The Russian Language data may provide a basis for better informed evaluation of radiation dose from the consumption of such animal products, which can form important components of the diet in some countries.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals biological half lives
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2015
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, E Fesenko
    Abstract:

    Abstract Extensive studies on transfer of radionuclides to animals were carried out in the USSR from the 1950s. Few of these studies were published in the international refereed literature or taken into account in international reviews. This paper continues a series of reviews of Russian Language literature on radionuclide transfer to animals, providing information on biological half-lives of radionuclides in various animal tissues. The data are compared, where possible, with those reported in other countries. The data are normally quantified using a single or double exponential accounting for different proportions of the loss. For some products, such as milk, biological half-lives tend to be rapid at 1–3 d for most radionuclides and largely described by a single exponential. However, for other animal products biological half-lives can vary widely as they are influenced by many factors such as the age and size of the animal. Experimental protocols, such as the duration of the study, radionuclide administration and/or sample collection protocol also influence the value of biological half-lives estimated.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    An overview of original information available from Russian Language papers on radionuclide transfer to milk is provided. Most of the data presented have not been taken into account in international reviews. The transfer coefficient (F(m)) values for radioactive isotopes of strontium, caesium and iodine are in good agreement with those previously published. The Russian Language data, often based on experiments with many animals, constitute a considerable increase to the available data for many less well-studied radionuclides. In some instances, the Russian Language data suggest changes in recommended values (e.g. Zr and Ru). The information presented here substantially increases the amount of available data on radionuclide transfer to milk and will be included in the current revision of the IAEA TRS Handbook of parameter values for radionuclide transfer.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    Data on radionuclide transfer to domestic chickens and ducks obtained from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to provide transfer coefficient values (Ff) to poultry and edible egg contents. The majority of the data are from experiments with 90Sr and 137Cs, reflecting the importance of these radionuclides after global fallout and major radiation accidents. Data for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U are also given. The values derived have been compared with those in the current IAEA Handbook of parameter values for the prediction of radionuclide transfer in temperate environments (TRS 364) and the recent revision which incorporates the values from this paper. The Russian-Language data give improved estimates for many radionuclides and the revised handbook is now based on the better quality data given for chronic administration.

N I Sanzharova - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals transfer to animal tissues
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2018
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N I Sanzharova, C Wells
    Abstract:

    Abstract Data on radionuclide transfer to animals from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to collate transfer coefficient values (Ff) to animal tissues such as liver, kidney and bone, but not muscle which has previously been reported. The derived values were compared with selected data published in the English Language literature. The new data are mainly for 90Sr and 137Cs, although some data were also provided for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U. The Russian Language data may provide a basis for better informed evaluation of radiation dose from the consumption of such animal products, which can form important components of the diet in some countries.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals biological half lives
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2015
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, E Fesenko
    Abstract:

    Abstract Extensive studies on transfer of radionuclides to animals were carried out in the USSR from the 1950s. Few of these studies were published in the international refereed literature or taken into account in international reviews. This paper continues a series of reviews of Russian Language literature on radionuclide transfer to animals, providing information on biological half-lives of radionuclides in various animal tissues. The data are compared, where possible, with those reported in other countries. The data are normally quantified using a single or double exponential accounting for different proportions of the loss. For some products, such as milk, biological half-lives tend to be rapid at 1–3 d for most radionuclides and largely described by a single exponential. However, for other animal products biological half-lives can vary widely as they are influenced by many factors such as the age and size of the animal. Experimental protocols, such as the duration of the study, radionuclide administration and/or sample collection protocol also influence the value of biological half-lives estimated.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    An overview of original information available from Russian Language papers on radionuclide transfer to milk is provided. Most of the data presented have not been taken into account in international reviews. The transfer coefficient (F(m)) values for radioactive isotopes of strontium, caesium and iodine are in good agreement with those previously published. The Russian Language data, often based on experiments with many animals, constitute a considerable increase to the available data for many less well-studied radionuclides. In some instances, the Russian Language data suggest changes in recommended values (e.g. Zr and Ru). The information presented here substantially increases the amount of available data on radionuclide transfer to milk and will be included in the current revision of the IAEA TRS Handbook of parameter values for radionuclide transfer.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    Data on radionuclide transfer to domestic chickens and ducks obtained from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to provide transfer coefficient values (Ff) to poultry and edible egg contents. The majority of the data are from experiments with 90Sr and 137Cs, reflecting the importance of these radionuclides after global fallout and major radiation accidents. Data for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U are also given. The values derived have been compared with those in the current IAEA Handbook of parameter values for the prediction of radionuclide transfer in temperate environments (TRS 364) and the recent revision which incorporates the values from this paper. The Russian-Language data give improved estimates for many radionuclides and the revised handbook is now based on the better quality data given for chronic administration.

B J Howard - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals transfer to animal tissues
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2018
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N I Sanzharova, C Wells
    Abstract:

    Abstract Data on radionuclide transfer to animals from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to collate transfer coefficient values (Ff) to animal tissues such as liver, kidney and bone, but not muscle which has previously been reported. The derived values were compared with selected data published in the English Language literature. The new data are mainly for 90Sr and 137Cs, although some data were also provided for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U. The Russian Language data may provide a basis for better informed evaluation of radiation dose from the consumption of such animal products, which can form important components of the diet in some countries.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals biological half lives
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2015
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, E Fesenko
    Abstract:

    Abstract Extensive studies on transfer of radionuclides to animals were carried out in the USSR from the 1950s. Few of these studies were published in the international refereed literature or taken into account in international reviews. This paper continues a series of reviews of Russian Language literature on radionuclide transfer to animals, providing information on biological half-lives of radionuclides in various animal tissues. The data are compared, where possible, with those reported in other countries. The data are normally quantified using a single or double exponential accounting for different proportions of the loss. For some products, such as milk, biological half-lives tend to be rapid at 1–3 d for most radionuclides and largely described by a single exponential. However, for other animal products biological half-lives can vary widely as they are influenced by many factors such as the age and size of the animal. Experimental protocols, such as the duration of the study, radionuclide administration and/or sample collection protocol also influence the value of biological half-lives estimated.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    An overview of original information available from Russian Language papers on radionuclide transfer to milk is provided. Most of the data presented have not been taken into account in international reviews. The transfer coefficient (F(m)) values for radioactive isotopes of strontium, caesium and iodine are in good agreement with those previously published. The Russian Language data, often based on experiments with many animals, constitute a considerable increase to the available data for many less well-studied radionuclides. In some instances, the Russian Language data suggest changes in recommended values (e.g. Zr and Ru). The information presented here substantially increases the amount of available data on radionuclide transfer to milk and will be included in the current revision of the IAEA TRS Handbook of parameter values for radionuclide transfer.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    Data on radionuclide transfer to domestic chickens and ducks obtained from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to provide transfer coefficient values (Ff) to poultry and edible egg contents. The majority of the data are from experiments with 90Sr and 137Cs, reflecting the importance of these radionuclides after global fallout and major radiation accidents. Data for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U are also given. The values derived have been compared with those in the current IAEA Handbook of parameter values for the prediction of radionuclide transfer in temperate environments (TRS 364) and the recent revision which incorporates the values from this paper. The Russian-Language data give improved estimates for many radionuclides and the revised handbook is now based on the better quality data given for chronic administration.

S V Fesenko - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals transfer to animal tissues
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2018
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N I Sanzharova, C Wells
    Abstract:

    Abstract Data on radionuclide transfer to animals from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to collate transfer coefficient values (Ff) to animal tissues such as liver, kidney and bone, but not muscle which has previously been reported. The derived values were compared with selected data published in the English Language literature. The new data are mainly for 90Sr and 137Cs, although some data were also provided for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U. The Russian Language data may provide a basis for better informed evaluation of radiation dose from the consumption of such animal products, which can form important components of the diet in some countries.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals biological half lives
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2015
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, E Fesenko
    Abstract:

    Abstract Extensive studies on transfer of radionuclides to animals were carried out in the USSR from the 1950s. Few of these studies were published in the international refereed literature or taken into account in international reviews. This paper continues a series of reviews of Russian Language literature on radionuclide transfer to animals, providing information on biological half-lives of radionuclides in various animal tissues. The data are compared, where possible, with those reported in other countries. The data are normally quantified using a single or double exponential accounting for different proportions of the loss. For some products, such as milk, biological half-lives tend to be rapid at 1–3 d for most radionuclides and largely described by a single exponential. However, for other animal products biological half-lives can vary widely as they are influenced by many factors such as the age and size of the animal. Experimental protocols, such as the duration of the study, radionuclide administration and/or sample collection protocol also influence the value of biological half-lives estimated.

  • review of Russian Language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals 3 transfer to muscle
    Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
    Co-Authors: S V Fesenko, N Isamov, B J Howard, N A Beresford, C L Barnett, N I Sanzharova, G Voigt
    Abstract:

    Data on radionuclide transfer to domestic chickens and ducks obtained from research performed in the former Soviet Union were reviewed to provide transfer coefficient values (Ff) to poultry and edible egg contents. The majority of the data are from experiments with 90Sr and 137Cs, reflecting the importance of these radionuclides after global fallout and major radiation accidents. Data for 3H, 54Mn, 59Fe, 60Co, 22Na 65Zn, 131I and U are also given. The values derived have been compared with those in the current IAEA Handbook of parameter values for the prediction of radionuclide transfer in temperate environments (TRS 364) and the recent revision which incorporates the values from this paper. The Russian-Language data give improved estimates for many radionuclides and the revised handbook is now based on the better quality data given for chronic administration.