Dose= 2Gy, 5 MeV Comments Gamma- Rays Alpha Particles Effect of radiation Direct/Indirect The most probable type of DNA Damage The most important DNA repair mechanism Shape of survival curve RBE (value) LET (value) Cell survival (value)

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Body Structures & Functions

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