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Human <i>In vivo</i> Dose-Response to Controlled, Low-Dose Low Linear Energy Transfer Ionizing Radiation Exposure

15 Jun 2006

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PURPOSE: The effect of low doses of low-linear energy transfer (photon) ionizing radiation (LDIR, <10 cGy) on human tissue when exposure is under normal physiologic conditions is of significant interest to the medical and scientific community in therapeutic and other contexts. Although, to date, there has been no direct assessment of the response of human tissue to LDIR when exposure is under normal physiologic...

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PMID: 16778099
DOI: 10.1158/1078-0432.ccr-05-2625

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