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Page 1 of 13Cell StructuresCell Structures
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• Plasma membrane – envelopes the whole cell and allows nutrients in and wastes out
• Cytoplasm – constitutes the interior of the cell and controls metabolism
• Nucleus – directs all cell activity and contains the genetic material• Ribosomes – synthesizes proteins• Mitochondria – energy source for cell by assembly, storage, and
release of ATP• Lysosome – recycling center that breaks down large molecules by
inserting a molecule of water into the chemical bond• Endoplasmic reticulum – transports chemicals between cells and
within cells• Golgi complex – modifies, stores, and secretes chemicals
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Cell Parts and FunctionsCell Parts and Functions
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Free RadicalsFree RadicalsWater exposed to radiation results in an ion pair
H2O + radiation → H2O+ + e-
The water ion combines with water to produce hydronium and a free radical
H2O+ + H2O → H3O+ + OH∙
Hydronium can combine with a free electron to produce water and a free radical
H3O+ + e- → H2O + H∙
Free radicals can combine with like free radicals to produce hydrogen gas or hydrogen peroxide
H∙ + H∙ → H2 OH∙ + OH∙ → H2O2 If oxygen is present, a free radical
can combine with it, resulting in a hydroperoxyl radical
H∙ + O2 → H2O∙
Hydroperoxyl radicals can combine with other free radicals to produce hydrogen peroxide
HO2∙ + H∙ → H2O2 HO2∙ + HO2∙ → H2O2
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Damage to DNA or Chromosomes
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Cell DivisionCell Division
Parent Cell
Cell Division
Normal Daughter Cells
Normal Cell Division – No Radiation Involved
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Cell DivisionCell DivisionParent Cell
Cell Division
Normal Daughter Cells
Radiation
Damage Repaired
Radiation Damage Repaired – Followed By Normal Cell Division
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Cell DivisionCell DivisionParent Cell
Cell Division
Abnormal Daughter Cells
Radiation
Radiation Damage Resulting in Abnormal Daughter Cells
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Cell DivisionCell DivisionParent Cell
Cell Division
Daughter Cells Die
Radiation
Radiation Damage -- Daughter Cells Incapable of Life
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Cell DivisionCell DivisionParent Cell
Parent Cell Dies
Severe Radiation
Severe Radiation Damage -- Parent Cell Dies
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Radiosensitivity of CellsRadiosensitivity of CellsMost Sensitive
Sperm cells
Leukocytes – white blood cells
Erythrocytes – red blood cells
Blood Forming Tissue – bone marrow, spleen, lymph nodes
Fetal Cells
Moderately Sensitive
Digestive System
Vascular System – affected in many ways
Outer and inner layers of skin
Hair follicles
Least Sensitive
Muscle
Collagen – connective tissue
Central Nervous System
Bone
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Threshold DosesThreshold DosesDose Health Effect
5 Rad Blood Changes10 Rad15 Rad50 Rad
100 Rad150 Rad200 Rad
300 Rad600 Rad
1000 Rad Central nervous system syndrome, survival virtually impossible
Chromosome AberrationsTemporary sterility in men, up to 4 yrDecreased white blood cells, nausea, vomiting, immune system depressionMild radiation sickness, survival almost certainMortality rare, ovulatory suppression
Hair loss, erythema, blisters, scarring, survival possibleGastrointestinal syndrome, permanent sterility in women aged 15 to 40, death likely
Hematopoietic syndrome, permanent sterility in men and temporary in women, survival possible
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Lethality DoseLethality DoseSpecies LD50 Rads Species LD50 Rads
Sheep 155
Burro 155
Swine 195
Marmoset 200
Goat 230
Guinea pig 255
Dog 265
Monkey 398
Human * 320-360
Human ** 480-540
Human *** > 540
Rabbit 840
Mouse 900
Gerbil 1059
Desert Mice 1520
* With medical care
** With supportive medical care
*** With intensive medical care
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Internal Deposition Internal Deposition
Kidneys
Lungs
Lymph Nodes
Subcutaneous Tissue
Organs
Liver
Extracellular Fluid (Including Blood) SkinGI
Tract
Inhalation
Ingestion WoundExhalation
Perspiration
Urine
Bile
Feces
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Loss of Life ExpectancyLoss of Life ExpectancyHealth Risk Days Lost Health Risk Days Lost
Smoking * 2370 (6.5 years)
Overweight ** 985 (2.7 years)
All accidents 435 (1.2 years)
Auto accident 200
Alcohol use 130
Home accident 95
Drowning 41
Safest jobs 30
Natural Bkgd 8
Medical X-rays 6
All catastrophes 3.5
1 Rem *** 1
1 Rem/yr 30 yr 30
5 Rem/yr 30 yr 150
** by 20%
*** Industry average occupational
exposure is 0.34 Rem/year
* 20 cigarettes (1 pack) per day