Progresses of heavy-ion induced chromosomal aberrations

WANG Zhuanzi; LI Wenjian; WANG Biqian

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Progresses of heavy-ion induced chromosomal aberrations

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- Progresses of heavy-ion induced chromosomal aberrations
- Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing Vol. 29, Issue 4, Pages: 193-196(2011)
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  1.中国科学院近代物理研究所　兰州　730000
  2.中国科学院研究生院　北京　100049
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WANG Zhuanzi, LI Wenjian, WANG Biqian. Progresses of heavy-ion induced chromosomal aberrations. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 29(4):193-196(2011)
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WANG Zhuanzi, LI Wenjian, WANG Biqian. Progresses of heavy-ion induced chromosomal aberrations. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 29(4):193-196(2011) DOI：

摘要

重离子在放射肿瘤学方面的应用和人类太空探索的发展，极大地促进了重离子辐射生物学研究。染色体畸变是典型的辐射损伤生物标志物。本工作就重离子辐射诱导哺乳动物染色体畸变研究进展进行评述。

Abstract

The application of heavy-ions in radiation oncology and the development of human space exploration have greatly contributed to the heavy-ions radiobiology. Chromosomal aberration is a typical biomarker of radiation damage. The progresses obtained in mammalian cells chromosome aberrations induced by heavy-ions have been reviewed in this paper.

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重离子染色体畸变相对生物学效应

Keywords

Heavy-ionsChromosome aberrationsRelative biological effectiveness

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