<sup>41</sup>Ca in Tooth Enamel. Part I: A Biological Signature of Neutron Exposure in Atomic Bomb Survivors
A. Wallner(Australian National University), G. Korschinek(Technical University of Munich), T. Faestermann(Technical University of Munich), Georg Rugel(Technical University of Munich), W. Rühm(Federal Office for Radiation Protection), Nori Nakamura(Radiation Effects Research Foundation), H. Maier(Max Planck Innovation), K. Knie(Technical University of Munich), A. Arazi(Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas)
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