R. Howard Mole

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PhD Radiation Biology University of California, Berkeley
Doctorate Radiation Oncology University of California, San Francisco

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Whole body irradiation; radiobiology or medicine? (1953) (366)
Childhood cancer after prenatal exposure to diagnostic X-ray examinations in Britain. (1990) (137)
Myeloid leukaemia in X-ray irradiated CBA mice (1978) (125)
The dose-response for x-ray induction of myeloid leukaemia in male CBA/H mice. (1983) (113)
Fibrinolysin and the fluidity of the blood post mortem (1948) (108)
Ionizing radiation as a carcinogen: practical questions and academic pursuits The Silvanus Thompson Memorial Lecture delivered at The British Institute of Radiology on April 18, 1974. (1975) (106)
Antenatal Irradiation and Childhood Cancer: Causation or Coincidence? (1974) (93)
The LD50 for uniform low LET irradiation of man. (1984) (79)
Radiation effects on pre-natal development and their radiological significance. (1979) (78)
Chromosomal changes in primary and transplanted reticular neoplasms of the mouse. (1958) (66)
Quantitative observations on recovery from whole body irradiation in mice. II. Recovery during and after daily irradiation. (1957) (63)
The relative humidity of the skin (1948) (56)
Consequences of pre-natal radiation exposure for post-natal development. A review. (1982) (55)
The sensitivity of the human breast to cancer induction by ionizing radiation. (1978) (54)
Irradiation of the embryo and fetus. (1987) (52)
Quantitative observations on recovery from whole body irradiation in mice. I. Recovery after single large doses of radiation. (1956) (51)
Absorption and endogenous faecal excretion of calcium by low birthweight infants on feeds with varying contents of calcium and phosphate. (1977) (49)
Late effects of radiation: carcinogenesis. (1973) (48)
The development of leukaemia in irradiated animals. (1958) (42)
Reduction in Lethal Effect of X-Radiation by Pretreatment with Thiourea or Sodium Ethane Dithiophosphonate (1950) (30)
Radiobiological aspects of the supersonic transport. (1966) (28)
Aplastic Anaemia in Sublethally Irradiated Mice Given Allogeneic Lymph Node Cells (1967) (28)
Direct and abscopal effects of x-radiation on the thymus of the weanling rat. (1961) (28)
The effect of prenatal radiation exposure on the developing human brain. (1990) (25)
The mucus-depleting action of bile in the small intestine of the irradiated rat. (1965) (24)
Anxieties and fears about plutonium. (1977) (23)
Skin tumour incidence in CBA mice given fractionated exposures to low energy beta particles. (1969) (23)
The dose-response relationship in radiation carcinogenesis. (1958) (22)
THE DNA CONTENT OF THE SMALL INTESTINE AS A QUANTITATIVE MEASURE OF DAMAGE AND RECOVERY AFTER WHOLE BODY IRRADIATION (1959) (22)
Myeloid leukaemia frequency after protracted exposure to ionizing radiation: experimental confirmation of the flat dose-response found in ankylosing spondylitis after a single treatment course with X-rays. (1983) (22)
Severe mental retardation after large prenatal exposures to bomb radiation. Reduction in oxygen transport to fetal brain: a possible abscopal mechanism. (1990) (21)
Expectation of Malformations after Irradiation of the Developing Human in Utero: The Experimental Basis for Predictions (1992) (20)
Effects of dose-rate and protraction: a symposium. I. Patterns of response to whole-body irradiation: the effect of dose intensity and exposure time on duration of life and tumour production. (1959) (20)
Reflections on the terms stochastic and non-stochastic as currently used in radiological protection. (1982) (20)
Shortening of Life by Chronic Irradiation: The Experimental Facts (1957) (20)
Impairment of Fertility by Whole-body Irradiation of Female Mice (1959) (19)
The biology and radiobiology of in utero development in relation to radiological protection. (1993) (19)
SOME ASPECTS OF MAMMALIAN RADIOBIOLOGY (1959) (19)
Radiation-induced acute myeloid leukemia in the mouse: experimental observations in vivo with implications for hypotheses about the basis of carcinogenesis. (1986) (18)
Life-shortening in female CBA mice exposed to daily irradiation for limited periods of time. (1961) (18)
Carcinogenesis by Thorotrast and other sources of irradiation, especially other α-emitters (1979) (18)
Radiosensitivities of cells from which radiation-induced skin tumours are derived. (1968) (18)
Anhidrotic heat exhaustion. (1950) (17)
Intestinal Damage by Radiation and its Chemical Modification (1957) (17)
The effect of dose-rate and fractionation on acute mortality in x-irradiated mice. II. (1962) (16)
The effect of x-irradiation on the response of the intestine to acetylcholine and on its content of "pseudo"-cholinesterase. (1952) (15)
Delayed mortality after mid-lethal exposures to wholebody irradiation and its modification by treatment with syngeneic lymph-node or bone-marrow cells. (1966) (13)
The acute lethal effects in monkeys of radiostrontium. (1956) (13)
The sensitivity of rat oocytes to x-rays. (1966) (12)
The effect of water and salt intake on prickly heat. (1949) (12)
Inventory control in hospital blood banks (1975) (12)
The Haldane Haemoglobinometer (1944) (11)
The relative toxicities of radium 226, plutonium 239 and strontium 90 for bone tumour induction. (1966) (11)
Whole body irradiation and the idea of stress. (1956) (10)
The relative biological efficiency of fast neutrons and gamma-rays for life-shortening in chronically irradiated CBA mice. (1962) (10)
Sodium in man and the assessment of radiation dose after criticality accidents. (1984) (10)
On wasted radiation and the interpretation of experiments with chronic irradiation. (1955) (10)
VII.–‐The Microscopic Anatomy Of The Vascular System Of The Dog's Spleen (1929) (9)
Urinary and faecal excretion of marker calcium (46Ca) by low birthweight infants. (1977) (9)
The kinetics of recovery during the first few weeks after whole-body x-irradiation of mice. (1966) (9)
Diurnal and sampling variations in the determination of haemoglobin (1945) (9)
Radiation effects in man: current views and prospects. (1971) (8)
The effect of x-irradiation on the basal oxygen consumption of the rat. (1953) (8)
Differential Distribution of Radioactive Strontium and Yttrium in the Tissues of the Rabbit's Eye (1959) (8)
Fetal dosimetry by UNSCEAR and risk coefficients for childhood cancer following diagnostic radiology in pregnancy (1990) (8)
Radiation-induced myeloid leukaemia in CBA/H mice: a non-immunogenic malignant disease in syngeneic mice. (1982) (8)
Dose response relationships, particularly in mammalian radiobiology. (1965) (8)
CHROMOSOME STUDIES IN HUMAN LEUKÆMIA (1959) (8)
Skin response to X-irradiation in the guinea-pig. (1976) (8)
Carcinogenesis by Ionizing Radiation and Lessons For Other Pollutants1 (1975) (7)
The effect of beam direction and backscattered radiation on acute mortality in x-irradiated female CBA mice. (1962) (7)
Leukaemia induction in man by radionuclides and some relevant experimental and human observations. (1985) (7)
The radiobiological significance of the studies with 224Ra and thorotrast. (1978) (7)
Bone Tumour Production in Mice by Strontium-90: Further Experimental Support for a Two-Event Hypothesis (1963) (6)
Quantitative studies on recovery from whole body irradiation in mice. III. A comparison of daily exposure to fast neurtron and gamma radiations. (1959) (6)
Biological Effects of External X and Gamma Radiation. Part I (1954) (6)
Comparative physiological observations on prickly heat, mammillaria and anhidrotic heat exhaustion. (1951) (6)
Effects of Daily Irradiation by Fast Neutrons on Male Fertility (1953) (6)
Accumulation of Strontium-90 in Dental Tissues (1958) (6)
Congenital non‐rotation of the intestine (1930) (6)
Stable strontium in human bone: geographical and age differences in the United Kingdom and their correlation with levels of strontium-90 (1965) (5)
The pressor amines in the adrenal medulla after irradiation. (1951) (5)
Risks from Chronic Irradiation and their Haematological Control (1954) (5)
Life shortening by multiple doses of irradiation. (1959) (5)
Protection from whole body-irradiation by chemical means (1951) (5)
Leukaemia and lymphoma among young people near Sellafield (1990) (5)
ABDOMINAL IRRADIATION AND THE THYMUS OF THE ADULT RAT: THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF THE ADRENAL GLANDS AND SCATTERED RADIATION (1961) (5)
CHROMOSOMES AND CARCINOGENESIS: OBSERVATIONS ON RADIATION-INDUCED LEUKAEMIAS (1959) (5)
Yttrium-90 in Gonads of Monkeys containing Strontium-90 (1970) (5)
Myeloid leukaemia induction in mice by brief exposure to x-rays and fission neutrons (1981) (5)
Accepting risks for other people. (1976) (4)
Induction by radiation of leukaemias and other malignant diseases of haematopoietic cells in experimental animals. (1962) (4)
ICRP and impairment of mental function following prenatal irradiation (1992) (4)
Allogeneic lymphoid cell disease in mid-lethally irradiated CBA mice: the delayed harmful effects of small numbers of C3H lymphoid cells. (1969) (3)
Detriment in humans after irradiation in utero. (1991) (3)
Observations on the blood cells of the rabbit after splenectomy (1925) (3)
RBE for carcinogenesis by fission neutrons. (1979) (3)
Radiation dose limits for embryo and fetus in occupationally exposed women. NCRP Report No. 53. (1980) (3)
Radiation induced tumours--human experience. (1972) (3)
Severe mental retardation in Japanese bomb survivors irradiated in utero: a postscript. (1987) (3)
Radiation as a toxic agent. (1958) (3)
EXPONENTIAL SURVIVAL OF THE VISUAL CELLS OF THE RETINA OF MICE IRRADIATED IN VIVO. (1965) (2)
The Haldane haemoglobinometer. 1. Iron, oxygen, and the British Standards Institution colour standard. (1944) (2)
Safety Techniques for Radioactive Tracers (1959) (2)
CANCER PRODUCTION BY CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO PENETRATING GAMMA IRRADIATION. (1964) (2)
Hanford radiation study. (1982) (2)
The diagnostic value of the widal test in the inoculated (1948) (2)
Carcinogenesis by thorotrast and other sources of irradiation, especially other alpha-emitters. (1979) (2)
ENDOSTEAL SENSITIVITY TO TUMOR INDUCTION BY RADIATION IN DIFFERENT SPECIES: A PARTIAL ANSWER TO AN UNSOLVED QUESTION. (1969) (2)
Childhood leukemia and radioactive discharges at Seascale. (1986) (2)
Possible consequences of radiographic tissue dose. (1963) (2)
Response of Different Species to Total Body Irradiation (1985) (1)
The action of radiation on the tissues. (1950) (1)
Ionising radiations and cell metabolism: A Ciba Foundation Symposium. Edited by G. E. W. Wolstenholme and Cecilia M. O'Connor, J. and A. Churchill, London, 1956. 318 pp. 45s (1958) (1)
Comment on 'The distribution of intracellular alkali metals in reference man'. (1987) (1)
Medical Aspects of Atomic Warfare. (1950) (1)
The relation between the concentration of blood sugar and liver glycogen in fasted rats. (1956) (1)
Book reviewsCritical Issues in Setting Radiation Dose Limits. Proceedings of the 17th Annual Meeting of the N.C.R.P., 1981. pp. 287, 1982 (National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, Bethesda, Md.), $15.00. ISBN 0195–7740 (1983) (1)
Childhood leukaemia and nuclear establishments (1987) (1)
Proceedings: Observations on fractionation in vivo: loss of an effective cell-survival shoulder. (1974) (1)
LATE EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO IONIZING RADIATION: ANIMAL EXPERIMENTATION AND HUMAN PROTECTION. (1970) (1)
Prickly Heat and Heat Exhaustion (1951) (1)
Risks of Everyday Life (1976) (1)
The Flowers Report: opportunities missed (1976) (1)
The Relevance of Intra-Cellular Damage to Effects in the Complex Organism (1968) (1)
Risk Assessment without the Bombs (1981) (1)
Biological properties of murine myeloid leukaemia cells, transplanted in small numbers (1981) (1)
Radioactive waste and its disposal. (1984) (1)
DIAGNOSTIC RADIATION AND CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS (1977) (1)
CHAPTER II – DOSIMETRY (1957) (1)
Radiation dose limits (1973) (0)
Anxieties and fears about plutonium (1977) (0)
Chapter 2 – Introduction to business operations research (1987) (0)
[Response of the mouse thrombopoietic system to irradiation with fast neutrons]. (1969) (0)
Book reviewBiological and Environmental Effects of Low-Level Radiation (1976). Proceedings of a Symposium, Chicago, November, 3–7, 1975 organized by the IAEA and WHO. Vol. I, pp. 364, $23.00; Vol. II, pp. 448, $28.00 (IAEA, Vienna). (1978) (0)
The induction of skin cancer by radiation. (1972) (0)
Book reviewEnvironmental Epidemiology: Risk Assessment. Proceedings of SIAM Institute for Mathematics and Society Conference June 28–July 2, 1982. Edited by PrenticeR. L. and WhittemoreA. S., pp. ix + 229, 1982 (SIAM Philadelphia; John Wiley, Chichester) £19.00. ISBN 0–89871–184–3 (1983) (0)
Biology and Radiation (1955) (0)
Radiation risks to the individual in utero. Report of a scientific symposium: radiation risks to the developing nervous system. (1986) (0)
Points: Photographing slides during scientific presentations (1979) (0)
Medical radiation biology (1959) (0)
Nuclear Encyclopaedia (1963) (0)
Letter: Fall-out from bomb tests. (1973) (0)
Chapter 5 – Critical path network analysis (1987) (0)
A Note on Quantitative Aspects of Radiostrontium Retention by Mice on Different Dietary Levels of Phosphorus (1963) (0)
Anhidrotic heat exhaustion and mammillaria (1951) (0)
Man rems and risk (1975) (0)
Chapter 7 – Markov chains (1987) (0)
AN INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL GENETICS (1959) (0)
Chapter 3 – Index numbers (1987) (0)
“Stochastic” and “non-stochastic” (1982) (0)
Book ReviewsUse of ionizing radiation and radionuclides on human beings for medical research, training, and non-medical purposes. Report of WHO Expert Committee. Technical Report Series 611, pp. 39, 1977 (World Health Organization, Geneva). Sw. fr 6.00. (1978) (0)
Reply to comments of Rotblat and Hamstra (1988) (0)
Two cases of carcinoma of the small intestine (1931) (0)
[Post-script for 1991: in utero radiosensitivity]. (1991) (0)
Chapter 4 – Data fitting (1987) (0)
The deleterious effects of exposure to tropical environments. (1952) (0)
EFFECTS OF IRRADIATION ON THE BODY (1958) (0)
Chronic Radiation Hazards: An Experimental Study with Fast Neutrons (2013) (0)
Chapter 1 – Introduction to BASIC (1987) (0)
[Kinetics of recovery of mice following whole body irradiation, and its cellular basis]. (1968) (0)
The action of extracts of mesenteric lymph glands on leucocytes (0)
Book reviewChemical Carcinogenesis(in two parts). Part A edited by PaulO. P. Ts'O and DiPaoloJoseph A.. pp. 440, 1974 (Marcel Dekker, Inc.) $29.75. (1974) (0)
WHOL E BODY I RRADI ATI ON — RADIOBIOLOG Y OR MEDICINE? * (1952) (0)
Atomic Radiations and Living Organisms (1961) (0)
ReviewGenetics, Radiobiology and Radiology Proceedings, Mid-Western Conference. Edited by ScottWendell G. and EvansTitus, pp.xv + 149, 1959 (Oxford, Blackwell Scientific Publications), 42s. (1960) (0)
Adrenal cortical function and tissue glycogen. (1953) (0)
The relation between chronological age and life shortening by continuous irradiation. Abstr. (1961) (0)
Radiation cancer, safety standards and current levels of exposure. (1976) (0)
Prickly Heat and Heat Exhaustion (1951) (0)
Anxieties and fears about plutonium and other radionuclides. (1978) (0)
The difference in response of quiescent and stimulated stem cells after whole-body irradiation, and its relevance to the interpretation of the effects of fractionation. (1969) (0)
Book reviewsN.C.R.P. Report No. 46—Alpha-Emitting Particles in Lungs, pp. 27, 1975 (N.C.R.P. Publications, Washington), $3.00. (1976) (0)
EVALUATION OF RISKS FROM LATE SOMATIC EFFECTS. (1970) (0)
Book reviewsLate Effects after Therapeutic Whole-body Irradiation. EULEP Symposium, Munich, August 1981. Report EUR 8070 EN. Ed. by FliednerT. M., GossnerW. & PatrickG., pp. 139, 1982 (Commission of the European Communities, Luxembourg), £5.00. ISBN 92–825–3192–9 (1983) (0)
CHAPTER IV – RELATIVE BIOLOGICAL EFFICIENCY OF FAST NEUTRONS AND GAMMA RADIATION FOR CHRONIC EXPOSURES (1957) (0)
Chapter 6 – Linear programming (1987) (0)
[Human in utero development. Applications to the radiological protection]. (1991) (0)
Polycythæmia in the rabbit following operations involving the peritoneum (1928) (0)
CHAPTER III – RESULTS OF FAST NEUTRON IRRADIATION (1957) (0)
Fall-out from bomb tests (1973) (0)
CHAPTER I – EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN (1957) (0)
Radioactive Poisoning (1963) (0)
Alpha-particles and leukaemia (1992) (0)
Carcinogenic risk of radiation. (1960) (0)
Radiation from Chernobyl and the risk of leukaemia. (1991) (0)
Urinary andfaecal excretion ofmarker calcium ("Ca) bylowbirthweight infants (1977) (0)
Iodide metabolism. (1953) (0)
16th Paterson Symposium—Cellular mechanisms of long-term injury in tissue after radiation (1982) (0)
On the assimilation of laboratory data by general medical practitioners (1983) (0)
Comments on article by H Smith (1983) (0)
ICRP (1991) and deterministic effects (1992) (0)
Book reviewsOrigins of Human Cancer. Edited by HiattH. H., WatsonJ. D. and WinstenJ. A., 1977 (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), $45.00. Book A. Incidence of Cancer in Humans. pp. xxvi + 602. (1979) (0)
Book Review: Radiobiology (1973) (0)
Misleading consequences of omitting vital factors when attempting assessments of radiation risks in terms of absorbed dose (1988) (0)
ANÆMIA IN PREGNANCY (1942) (0)
ReviewProblems of Infection, Immunity and Allergy in Acute Radiation Diseases (from the Russian). By KlemparskayaN. N., AlekseyevaO. G., PetrovR. V. and SosovaV. F., translated by VentersLydia, pp. viii + 154, 34 illus., 1961 (Oxford, Pergamon Press), 50s. (1962) (0)

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