An Introduction to Radiobiology
1990
Introduction to Radiobiology
publication
Author Information
Author(s): A.H.W. Nias
Conclusion
The book provides a readable introduction to radiobiology but lacks sufficient coverage of DNA damage and low-level radiation health effects.
Supporting Evidence
- The book is described as an introductory textbook for aspiring radiobiologists and medical physicists.
- It contains many graphics and summaries at the end of each chapter.
- Key topics like DNA damage and low-level radiation effects are not adequately covered.
Takeaway
This book is meant for people studying radiobiology, but it doesn't explain some important topics well, like how radiation can harm DNA.
Limitations
The book has an imbalance in information, focusing too much on cellular effects and not enough on DNA damage and health effects of low-level radiation.
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