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8pp manuscript note on probability of 'radioactive parent atom, first decay product', with calculations found therewith.

John Read (1908-1993), radiobiologist

RESEARCH, B.1-B.365

GENERAL RESEARCH TOPICS

'Apparatus brought to Dunedin'

'Bethe's Theory of [illegible]'

'Bi-nucleate cell counts'

'Brownian Movement'

'Boltzmann distribution of ions near charged interface'

'Cell clumping in plating experiments'

'Chloramphenicol'

'Chromosome rearrangements. Theoretical'

'Comparison of Read's absorption coefficients with Nat. Bur. St. Report 1003'

'D.N.A.'

'Diffusion from a line'

'Distribution of ions. Early papers'

'Distribution of ions. Alpha rays'

'Distribution. Protons'

'Field at discontinuity'

'Giant cells'

'Comments on Haldane and Lea'

'Heitler's Quantum Theory of Radiation'

'Inactivation of Catatase'

'Inactivation of transforming principle'

'Molecular biology'

'Mutations'

'Neutrons'

'Paper on Nucleoli'

'Oxygen in urine'

'Physical processes'

'Radiations'

'Radiations on bacteria and viruses'

'Radioactive atoms'

'Rescue by b/r of irradiated B'

'Resolution of O2 into O2 Free Water'

'Sea urchin eggs and radiation'

'Secondary Positive Ions'

'Spectrophotometer measurements of thymidine and chloramphenicol'

'Standard Bean Response Curve'

'Notes & papers re target theory'

'Thorium-X'

'Tissue cultures. Media etc'

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