Radiobiological Endpoints is a construct in radiobiology that refers to the measurable biological effects or outcomes resulting from ionizing radiation exposure, used to assess and quantify cellular or tissue damage in relation to radiation quality, particularly in the context of Linear Energy Transfer.
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