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  • Marek Biziuk prof. dr hab. inż.

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    CURRICULUM VITAE Marek BIZIUK  Born                                        1947 MSc                                         1969 GUT PhD                                         1977 GUT DSc                                         1994 GUT Professor                                 2001   Membership of scientific society - Gdansk Scientific Society - Romanian Society of Analytical Chemistry - Engineers and Techniques of...

  • Radioactivity of drilling cuttings from shale resources of the Lower Paleozoic Baltic Basin, Poland

    Fractionated drilling wastes originating from shale gas exploration in the Baltic Basin in Pomerania were subjected to the measurements of mean activity concentrations of naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs).To better understand rock structure and texture, the X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy(SEM) observation were used. To compare activity concentration of radionuclides in bulk wastes...

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  • Naturally occurring mitochondrial DNA heteroplasmy in the MRL mouse

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    • P. Sachadyn
    • X. Zhang
    • L. D. Clark
    • R. K. Naviaux
    • E. Heber-Katz

    - MITOCHONDRION - Year 2008

    The MRL/MpJ mouse is an inbred laboratory strain of Mus musculus, known to exhibit enhanced autoimmunity, increased wound healing, and increased regeneration properties. We report the full-length mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequence of the MRL mouse (Accession # EU450583), and characterize the discovery of two naturally occurring heteroplasmic sites. The first is a T3900C substitution in the TpsiCloop of the tRNA methionine gene...

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  • Radionuclides activity and effective doses referred to geological formations

    Naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) are present in Earth’s crust and they caused natural background radiation, variable in different regions. Liquid, gas and solid radionuclides emit three types of radiation – alpha, beta and gamma. Fluctuations of natural radioactivity in different geological formations in the world and in Poland were compared in relation to radiological hazard. Also drilling cuttings from boreholes...

  • Natural radioactivity of solid and liquid phases from shale oil and gas prospection in Pomerania

    Ionizing radiation intensity data and estimation of equivalent absorbed dose from solid and liquid samples from prospection of shale gas and oil at selected sites in Pomerania are presented. Naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) are associated with geological formations or fluids and can be enhanced during oil and gas production. They appear in e.g. drilling cuttings, flow back water, produced water, scale and sludge....

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