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The relationship between the RBE of alpha particles and the radiosensitivity of different mutations of Chinese hamster cells.

Radiation and environmental biophysics - 1 Sept 2001

Zyuzikov N A, Prise K M, Zdzienicka M Z, Newman H C, Michael B D, Trott K R

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The RBE of alpha-particles in different mutations of Chinese hamster cells was determined with the aim of identifying differences in the sensitivity to x-ray and alpha-particle-induced DNA damage. Two parental lines of Chinese hamster cells and four radiosensitive mutants were irradiated with different single doses of x-rays and alpha-particles and clonogenic cell survival was determined. Radiosensitivity to...

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PMID: 11783854
DOI: 10.1007/s004110100101

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