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Current views on mechanisms of the FLASH effect in cancer radiotherapy.

Natl Sci Rev · 2024 · PMC11523052 · PMID 39479528

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may not be significantno p-value reported
At low doses, the extent of DSB clustering that is induced by FLASH-IR may not be significant enough to discern a notable difference in the foci count whereas, at higher doses, FLASH-IR may induce more pronounced DSB clustering, leading to a significant reduction in the foci count compared with CONV-IR.

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