Mechanism of Low Exposure Radon Radiation on human body immunity
Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS) - Year 2019, Vol 18, Issue 3
Abstract
Ionizing radiation particulates from natural origins are present in the nature surrounding us.High radiation exposure can impact on human health which leads to death. This paper suggests that the effects of Radon radiation and exposure should be further tested for their effects on the human immune system to get more accurate explanation about the process and mechanism.This paper will show that low doses of exposure can bring effect to human immune system. The methods for this paper is collecting and surveying 57 literature related about Radon radiation to get new information through some steps: (a) identifying the topic of Radon exposure from surveyed literature; (b) determining the extent of Radon exposure to human body immunity to find interpretable trends or patterns from the published papers; (c) aggregating empirical findings related to a narrow research question to support evidence of the positive and negative effects of Radon exposure on human body immunity including the scientific data or tested information from the body of literature. The analysis result from the reviewed epidemiological data shows that low doses of exposure can impact to human immune responses. There are certain mechanism to shape the problems which caused from low doses of exposure. Hence, this paper showed there has positive and negative effects of Radon radiation and its exposure to human immune system. However, there are more negative effect caused by the exposure that can damage the human immune response through molecular function as pathological indicators.
Authors and Affiliations
Azhar . , Ivhatry R. O. P. S, Yohana W, Sitam S
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