Review of Russian language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals: part 2. Transfer to milk.

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S Fesenko,B J Howard,N Isamov,G Voigt,N A Beresford,N Sanzharova,C L Barnett,S Fesenko,B J Howard,N Isamov,G Voigt,N A Beresford,N Sanzharova,C L Barnett,S Fesenko,B J Howard,N Isamov,G Voigt,N A Beresford,N Sanzharova,C L Barnett,

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.

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S Fesenko,BJ Howard,N Isamov,G Voigt,NA Beresford,N Sanzharova,CL Barnett,S Fesenko,BJ Howard,N Isamov,G Voigt,NA Beresford,N Sanzharova,CL Barnett,S Fesenko,BJ Howard,N Isamov,G Voigt,NA Beresford,N Sanzharova,CL Barnett,

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Review of Russian language studies on radionuclide behaviour in agricultural animals: part 2. Transfer to milk. Journal Published:

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Journal: Journal of environmental radioactivity

VOLUME: 98

Page Numbers: 104-36

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ISSN: 0265-931X

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MONTH: 09

YEAR: 2007

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