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A Benchmark of Cell Survival Models Using Survival Curves for Human Cells after Completion of Repair of Potentially Lethal Damage

1 Apr 1994

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Six models of radiation action (the linear-quadratic model, the multitarget model with initial slope, the repair-misrepair model, the lethal-potentially lethal model, the cybernetic model, the saturable repair model) were tested for their goodness of fit to survival curves for human cells. Fifty-three survival curves for human cells irradiated in plateau phase and after completion of repair of potentially lethal...

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PMID: 8146301
DOI: 10.2307/3578847

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