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Radiobiology

a model of normal tissue complication in which a relative seriality parameter describes how far an organ's functional subunits behave in series or in parallel.

In radiobiology, relative seriality model refers to a model of normal tissue complication in which a relative seriality parameter describes how far an organ's functional subunits behave in series or in parallel. This meaning comes from Källman (1992) in International Journal of Radiation Biology.[1]

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  1. Källman, P., Ågren, A., & Brahme, A. (1992). Tumour and Normal Tissue Responses to Fractionated Non-uniform Dose Delivery. International Journal of Radiation Biology, 62(2), 249-262. https://doi.org/10.1080/09553009214552071

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