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Identification of Radiation-Dose-Dependent Expressive Genes in Individuals Exposed to External Ionizing Radiation

7 Jan 2020

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For victims of radiological accidents, rapid dose estimation and damage prediction are essential. Administering the gold-standard biodosimetry chromosome aberration assay requires highly skilled individuals and several days of labor; consequently, rapid turnaround is an important concern. Identification of new dose estimation markers and damage-predicting in vivo molecules to replace the chromosome aberration...

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PMID: 31910119
DOI: 10.1667/rr15532.1

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