Titlebook: Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology; Proceedings of the S Jürgen Kiefer Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Analytics Required by the Multiple Nature of Radiation Effects in Cells,ells to radiation, he must recognize and describe completely the set of properties possessed by each kind of effect independently of the others; and then search for interactions among these after isolation and description of each. The “total response” of the cell (even when measured as a single end

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Interpreting Survival Observations Using Phenomenological Models,ir time of less than 1 hour, and another has a time of 18 hours. Repair rates, and fractions of damage repaired, appear independent of the initial amounts of damage produced. We have compared our data with the predictions of several different phenomenological models. These observations do not appear

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The pairwise lesion interaction model,radiation quality effects on reproductive cell death, if one assumes that cell lethality is caused by pairwise lesion interaction similar to or related with the exchange-type chromosome aberrations. A proposed mechanism for the “sublethal damage” pathway is thus furnished, however not excluding coex

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Prelude: Why and to What End Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology, During the early parts — but to a large part still today — radiation biology was dominated by physicists, or at least by scientists whose basic training was physics. There is a strong and widely held belief among this group, namely that real science has not only to be quantitative but has to be for

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Analytics Required by the Multiple Nature of Radiation Effects in Cells,merous publications over the past 25 years: the absorbance by the cell of energy from photons and high velocity particles results in a number of kinds of physicochemical effects that subsequently behave independently of each other. By “behave independently” I mean that one kind may respond to a chan

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