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Radiobiology of α Particles: III. Cell Inactivation by α-Particle Traversals of the Cell Nucleus

1 Nov 1991

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Cell inactivation after exposure to collimated 3.5-MeV alpha particles in three hamster cell lines, V79, CHO-10B, and HS-23, one mouse cell line, C3H 10T1/2, and a human skin fibroblast cell line were studied. Several parameters were investigated for each cell line. Theoretical calculations were performed to find the distribution of energy deposited in the nuclear volume for each cell line. The mean number of...

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PMID: 1947017
DOI: 10.2307/3578139

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