Biological effects of radiation in combination with other
physical, chemical or biological agents 

Annex L from Ionizing Radiation: Sources and Biological Effects 

United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR) 1982 Report to the General Assembly

United Nations, New York, 1982

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ANNEX L   CONTENTS Paragraphs INTRODUCTION 1-20 I. MODES OF INTERACTION 21-72 General approach 21-41 Surface of response and isobolic diagrams 42-49 Probabilistic assessment of the interaction 50-61 Theory and practice 62-72 II. PHYSICAL AGENTS 73-113 A. Combinations of various types of ionizing radiation 73-78 B. UV and ionizing radiation 79-85 C. Electromagnetic and ionizing radiation 86-93 Experimental data 86-91 Epidemiological evidence 92-93 D. Suboptimal temperature and ionizing radiation 94-103 High temperature 94-99 Low temperature 100-103 E. Magnetic fields and ultrasound 104-107 F. Dusts and fibres 108-113 III. CHEMICAL AGENTS 114-199 A. Inorganic compounds 114-120 B. Organic radiosensitizing compounds 121-136 C. Carcinogenic chemicals 137-157 D. The special case of tobacco smoke 158-183 General 158-159 Experimental data 160-168 Epidemiological evidence 169-183 E. Other drugs 184-199 IV. BIOLOGICAL AGENTS 200-217 General 200-201 Hormones 202-213 Infectious agents 214-217 Viral infections 214-215 Bacterial infections 216-217 V. CONCLUSIONS 218-237 VI. RESEARCH NEEDS 238-244 Page References 765

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