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potentially lethaldamage repair1 CONSTRUCTPotentially lethalPHILLIPS · RADIOBIOLOGY

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Radiobiology

the increase in survival when post-irradiation conditions such as delayed plating allow repair of damage that would otherwise be lethal.

In radiobiology, potentially lethal damage repair refers to the increase in survival when post-irradiation conditions such as delayed plating allow repair of damage that would otherwise be lethal. This meaning comes from Phillips (1966) in Radiation Research.[1]

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  1. Phillips, R. A., & Tolmach, L. J. (1966). Repair of Potentially Lethal Damage in X-Irradiated HeLa Cells. Radiation Research, 29(3), 413. https://doi.org/10.2307/3572022

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