PARTICULARITIES OF RADIATION CARCINOGENESIS: HISTORY AND FACTS
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https://doi.org/10.30890/2709-2313.2024-31-00-026Keywords:
radiation carcinogenesis, genome instability, low radiation doses, repair, epigenetic modifications, preventionAbstract
The analytical review of the literature data and own radiation genetic studies supports the following statements regarding the problem of radiation carcinogenesis. It is proved that the main cause of tumours of radiation aetiology is the induced instabiliMetrics
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