Modern radiation chemistry (Applications), 13; Dose heterogeneity from a viewpoint of microdosimetry

Sato, Tatsuhiko

Absorbed doses are inhomogeneously distributed in microscopic scales such as DNA and cell nucleus. In order to quantify the radiation effect due to this inhomogeneity, the probability density of the absorbed dose should be evaluated. This report reviews the concept of dose inhomogeneity from the viewpoint of microdosimetry, and introduces our established method for calculating the probability density of microscopic doses and its applications to radiation biology.

Language	:	Japanese
Journal	:	Radioisotopes
Volume	:	66
Number	:	11
Pages	:	p.507 - 512
Publication Year/Month	:	2017/11
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Paper URL	:	https://doi.org/10.3769/radioisotopes.66.507
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Registration No. : AA20160030
JAEA Abstracts No. : 45001374
Paper Submission No. : 19600

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