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potential doubling time: a standalone construct

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Radiobiology

the time a tumour cell population would take to double if no cells were lost, estimated from labelling index and S-phase duration.

In radiobiology, potential doubling time refers to the time a tumour cell population would take to double if no cells were lost, estimated from labelling index and S-phase duration. This meaning comes from Begg (1985) in Cytometry.[1]

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References

Begg, A. C., McNally, N. J., Shrieve, D. C., & Kärche, H. (1985). A method to measure the duration of DNA syntheses and the potential doubling time from a single sample. Cytometry, 6(6), 620-626. https://doi.org/10.1002/cyto.990060618

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