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Mean Inactivation Dose: A Useful Concept for Intercomparison of Human Cell Survival Curves

1 Aug 2012

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The mean inactivation dose (D) is calculated for published in vitro survival curves obtained from cell lines of both normal and neoplastic human tissues. Cells belonging to different histological categories (melanomas, carcinomas, etc.) are shown to be characterized by distinct values of D which are related to the clinical radiosensitivity of tumors from these categories. Compared to other ways of representing in...

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PMID: 22870974
DOI: 10.1667/rrav20.1

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