Functional state of the vestibular analyzer during the first few hours following irradiation with different doses
Effect of ionizing irradiation on vestibular apparatus
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Effect of ionizing irradiation on vestibular apparatus
Monte Carlo computer program for calculation of energy deposition from high incident nucleons as function of tissue slab depth
Comparison of effectiveness of antimotion sickness drugs tested in human centrifuge
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Monte Carlo method for evaluation of high energy neutron exposure hazards
Rhesus monkeys liver damage after irradiation by penetrating protons
Computer program using Monte Carlo methods for simulating solar flares during interplanetary space flight
Proton irradiation effects on liver cells and tissue of primates
Mathematical models of biological hazards from nuclear rocket engine flight failures
Energetic space radiation and galactic cosmic radiation measured for radiation hazards in manned space flight
Feasibility of beta-gamma spectrometer with pulse height to dosage conversion circuit for radiation dosimetry
Space radiation environment shielding /Spares/ codes for determining radiation dosages on board Gemini 4 and Gemini 6 spacecrafts and in model environment
Cosmic ray induced radioactivity in astronauts as measure of radiation dosage
Erythropoietin effect on bone marrow cells development during erythrocytes differentiation containing high hemoglobin concentration without cytoplasmic basophilia
Permissible radiation dosage and tolerance criteria of mice to accelerations
Permissible ionizing radiation dosage for spacecrews
Differential energy losses of fission fragments in thin carbon films as function of mass and initial energy mapped by time of flight method