RTU is Developing an Innovative Technology to Study the Effects of Radiation on Human Cell DNA
2021
Marina Romanova

Scientists at Riga Technical University (RTU) have developed a technology that will help radiobiologists study the effects of radiation on human cellular DNA molecules. This will make it possible to understand how radiation affects the small particles of cells, and in the future, this knowledge could be used to more accurately irradiate and destroy unfavourable cells.


Keywords
DNS, jonizējošais starojums, nanodaļiņas, staru terapija, radiācija
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https://www.delfi.lv/campus/raksti/rtu-izstrada-inovativu-tehnologiju-lai-petitu-radiacijas-ietekmi-uz-cilveka-sunu-dns?id=53157341

Romanova, M. RTU is Developing an Innovative Technology to Study the Effects of Radiation on Human Cell DNA [online]. Delfi Campus 2021. Available from: https://www.delfi.lv/campus/raksti/rtu-izstrada-inovativu-tehnologiju-lai-petitu-radiacijas-ietekmi-uz-cilveka-sunu-dns?id=53157341.

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Latvian (lv)
  • Publication Type
    Internet publication
  • ID: 32466
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