Radiation Quality Effects is a radiobiological phenomenon characterized by the differential biological effectiveness of ionizing radiation types as a function of their linear energy transfer, discerning how radiation quality influences cellular and molecular damage beyond total absorbed dose.
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Space radiation risks to the central nervous system
Francis A. Cucinotta, Murat Alp, Frank M. Sulzman et al. · Life Sciences in Space Research · 2014 · 263 citations · Full text
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