環境における放射性核種の生物学的変換と線量評価 短期研究会報告
Proceedings of the Short-Term Conference on Biological Transformation of Radionuclides in the Environment and Dose Assessment

開催日：1986年7月23日　(July 23, 1986)
編集：本田嘉秀、桂山幸典、辻本忠
Edited by： Yoshihide HONDA, Kousuke KATSURAYAMA, Tadashi TSUJIMOTO

目次

1. トリチウムガスの土壌（微生物）による酸化/（茨大理）一政祐輔、一政満子、秋田康一  /p.1
2. 環境からヒトヘのトリチウム移行モデルとモデル動物におけるトリチウム代謝/（京大炉） 斉藤真弘、石田政弘  /p.7
3. ウラン等長半減期放射性核種の分布と挙動/（筑大化） 池田長生  /p.16
4. 有機形超ウラン元素の生成/（金大理） 阪上正信、山本政儀  /p.23
5. 土壌中放射性核種濃度と地質/（京大炉）辻本忠  /p.32
6. 海産物を通じてのアクチニド元素の経口摂取/（秋大医）久松俊一  /p.46
7. 海産物における放射性核種の代謝変換/（放医研）小柳卓  /p.52
8. 放射性核種の物理化学的挙動と生物変換（特に沿岸底質との相互作用）/（近大理工）木村雄一郎、小川喜弘、本田嘉秀  /p.58

別添  /p.63

Contents

1. Oxidation of Tritium Gas by Soil / by Yusuke ICHIMASA, Michiko ICHIMASA and Yasukazu AKITA (Department of Biology, Faculty of Science. Ibaraki University)  /p.1
2. A Proposed Model for the Transfer of Environmental Tritium to Man and Tritium Metabolism in Model Animals / by Masahiro Saito and Masahiro R Ishida (Research Reactor Institute of Kyoto University)  /p.7
3. Distribution and Behaviors of Some Long-lived Radionuclides in the Environment / by Nagao IKEDA (Institute of Chemistry, University of Tsukuba)  /p.16
4. Transuranium Elements in Organic Forms/ by Masanobu SAKANOUE and Masayoshi YAMAMOTO (Low-Level Radioactivity Laboratory, Faculty of Science, Kanazawa University)  /p.23
5. Concentration of Radioactive Nuclides in Soil and Geology/ by Tadashi TSUJIMOTO (Research Reactor Institute of Kyoto University)  /p.32
6. Ingestion of Actinide Elements from Marine Products/ by Shunichi HISAMATSU (Department of Public Health Akita University, School of Medicine)  /p.46
7. Metabolic Transformation of Radionuclides in Marine Organisms / by Taku KOYANAGI (Division of Marine Radioecology, Laboratory for Radioecology, National Institute of Radiological Sciences)  /p.52
8. Physico-Chemical Behavior of Radionuclides and Their Biological Transformation（Especially on the Interaction with Coastal Sediments)/ by Yuichiro KIMURA, Yoshihiro OGAWA and Yoshihide HONDA (Faculty of Science and Technology, Kinki University)  /p.58