Method for screening and verifying taurine being molecular marker of low-dose ionizing radiation injury of human body
A technology of molecular markers and radiation damage, applied in the direction of measuring devices, material separation, and analysis of materials, can solve the problems that animals cannot be fully applied to humans, and achieve the effects of low environmental risk, short time, and high reliability
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[0038] In a uranium mine in a certain province, 32 front-line workers exposed to radiation were used as the exposure group, and 32 office workers who did not receive radiation exposure were used as the control group by reviewing the mine records. The age and gender composition of the two groups were similar. Inclusion criteria: ①All staff members of the uranium mine; ②Those who have completed the questionnaire on the health information form of uranium mine workers (see attached table 1); ③Those who have collected blood samples. Exclusion criteria: ①those with diabetes; ②those with severe hematological diseases; ③those with long-term medication history. A centrifuge tube filled with heparin sodium anticoagulant was used for fasting sampling, and 2 ml of whole blood was collected. The collected blood sample was centrifuged at room temperature for 5 min (3000 rpm), and 0.2 ml of the supernatant was taken into a centrifuge tube. A total of 4 tubes were packed and stored in a -80°C...
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