text: 38' ror humans o aninals and plants, absorbed radiation vi11 damage ce.L1s, vhich nay result in injuries to-the particrrlr" o"gans. The resul"ting inJury to the biological individuar- will vary, depend.ing Jn lte species, the magnitude and composition of the dose and on age ano geieral condition of the irrad.iated individual . 39' tr{hile the maJor danger connecied with high intensity fal-1out radiation arises fron particles outside the l-o+y enitting grr*J ""y", rad.ioactive naterial- wilJ- al-so enter the bodv through breathing, eatin! ina Jri"i.i"g, rt is in tr.i"-"Lura or part icular importance to prevent radioactive iodine 131 fron entering the body within the first veeks or. so, especiaJ"l-y for children, since it vill- be concentlated in the thyroid glands with subsequent high ti"r." .r contracting thyroitt cancer. of partieuJ-ar ilrportance are also strontirna 90 and. cesium 137, Strontiun raill prinarily enter the bodrr through the mir-k and neat of grazing cattle, sheep, erc., whereas cesir:m is absorbed.by root systems oi vegetatres and other plants, and will reach the body by consu'ption of these types of roods. rJhire strontium wilr- beA/ 35 | 392 EnglislL :rrge 172 6.X En dd d "lr t < aar€oc!)iJ qt P 6 l.rl o!tda ,orl !d.i d o. ar {r oa b'E " 3* 3g g " {roar.rroo>xdE E at tr{ o ", g f, 3 " n e3od qt E r, o.aoartrLooa).rdO.oO laO t OEi!vqF{qd d+ 6> \9 I a o .;t d o+rF !-t+ o {l dtrrDo r rjil)eta.d 6,C 0 >c -l+ + oodPl o d ..{ ll).rlpl o€ cok+ iu rl] 6 .l e..l@ o b00q!O O o.rld 4 osl #l .q hre>! E E E, ts? 6n rr\E .9'" 3* cc lco -umF) !:l rr : rr P' rl z.;llEI El .9t ,E< rrI cu a< do- HI o E Fltr (l)l t/i d fi : !"600trt ,o I5dlqlcF5l
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the effects of radiation on living organisms, specifically humans, animals, and plants. It mentions the entry points of radioactive materials into the body through breathing, eating, and grazing, and the potential health risks associated with this. The text also highlights the importance of preventing radioactive iodine from entering the body, particularly for children, as it can lead to thyroid cancer.