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Radiobiology

a target-theory model of cell survival in which a cell dies only when each of several sensitive targets is hit once, giving a shouldered curve.

In radiobiology, single-hit multi-target model refers to a target-theory model of cell survival in which a cell dies only when each of several sensitive targets is hit once, giving a shouldered curve. This meaning comes from Lea (1946) in Actions of Radiations on Living Cells.[1]

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  1. Lea, D. E. (1946). Actions of Radiations on Living Cells. CAMBRIDGE UNIV*@ PRESS. ISBN 9781199332493

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