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The influence of dose rate on the induction of chromosome aberrations and gene mutation after exposure of plateau phase V79-4 cells with high-LET alpha particles.

Radiation research - 1 Sept 2014

Stevens David L, Bradley Samantha, Goodhead Dudley T, Hill Mark A

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While protracting exposures of low-LET radiations usually leads to a reduction in their effectiveness for a given dose, for high-LET radiation there is now substantial evidence for what has been called an inverse dose-rate effect, where under certain circumstances there is an increase in carcinogenesis or other biological effects, with decreasing dose rate. This study investigates the influence of dose rate on...

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PMID: 25117623
DOI: 10.1667/RR13746.1

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