1.

Early (fertility, implantation, pregnancy)

2. Embryo (fetus, teratogenesis)

3.

Organ-specific effects (normal and cancerous tissue) 4. 5A(1-7) apply also to 5B

Preliminary List

Experts Suggested to Write Position Papers

I. Radiation Physics

Cornelius Tobias, U.C. Berkeley
Harold Rossi, Columbia U.
Robert Shalek, M.D. Anderson
Norman Bailey, U.C. La Jolla
Ed Epp, Mass. General Hospital
Aloke, Chatterjee, U.C. Berkeley
John Auxier, ORNL

John Laughlin, Sloan Kettering

R. S. Caswell, Nat'l Bureau Stds.
Bill Roesch, Pacific Northwest Labs

II. Radiation Chemistry and Radiation Modifiers

Aloke Chatterjee, U.C. Berkeley

J. K. Thomas, Notre Dame

John Burr, Oklahoma

Peter Riesz, NCI

Clive Greenstock, Public Energy of Canada, Ltd.
John Hunt, U. of Toronto

Gerald Adams, Royal Marsden Hospital, London

III. Radiation Cell Biology

A. Damage and Repair Processes

Robert Painter, U.C. San Francisco

Richard Setlow, Brookhaven N.L.

Franklin Hutchinson, Yale U.

B. End Effects

1. Cell Killing

Cornelius Tobias, U.C. Berkeley

Leonard Tolmach, Wash. U., St. Louis

Mortimer Elkind, Argonne N.L.

2. Mutagenesis

Nicholas Maynard Blackett, Inst. of Cancer Res., Sutton Surrey, ENGLAND
William Dewey, Colorado State U.

Bill Hendee, U. Colorado Med. School

John Laughlin, Sloan-Kettering

Harold Johns, Ontario Cancer Institute, U. of Toronto

Robert Moseley, U. of New Mexico

Larry Rothenberg, Sloan-Kettering

Peter Wootten, U. of Washington, Seattle

Earle Gregg, Cleveland