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2025-01-13
09:08
[GSI-2025-00151] Journal Article
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Probing Spatiotemporal Effects of Intertrack Recombination with a New Implementation of Simultaneous Multiple Tracks in TRAX-CHEM
International Journal of Molecular Sciences 26(2), 571 pp. () [10.3390/ijms26020571]
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2025-01-09
17:10
[GSI-2025-00098] Dissertation / PhD Thesis

Fast and accurate: probing the homogeneous biochemical stage of radiation damage with the new TRAX-CHEMxt code.
Heidelberg : Heidelberg University Library 123 p. () [10.11588/HEIDOK.00035575] = Dissertation, Heidelberg University, 2024

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2025-01-09
16:20
OpenAccess [GSI-2025-00090] Journal Article
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Understanding the scientific validity of synthetic torpor for radiation research and extended space missions
Frontiers in space technologies 5, 1471001 () [10.3389/frspt.2024.1471001]
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2025-01-02
17:26
OpenAccess [GSI-2025-00019] Journal Article
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Morphological and Photosynthetic Pigment Screening of Four Microgreens Species Exposed to Heavy Ions
Plants 13(24), 3541 - () [10.3390/plants13243541]
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2025-01-02
17:13
[GSI-2025-00018] Journal Article
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The FLUKA Monte Carlo simulation of the magnetic spectrometer of the FOOT experiment
Computer physics communications 307, 109398 () [10.1016/j.cpc.2024.109398]
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2025-01-02
17:00
OpenAccess [GSI-2025-00017] Journal Article
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Radiation-induced DNA double-strand breaks in cortisol exposed fibroblasts as quantified with the novel foci-integrated damage complexity score (FIDCS)
Scientific reports 14(1), 10400 () [10.1038/s41598-024-60912-y]
Without the protective shielding of Earth's atmosphere, astronauts face higher doses of ionizing radiation in space, causing serious health concerns. Highly charged and high energy (HZE) particles are particularly effective in causing complex and difficult-to-repair DNA double-strand breaks compared to low linear energy transfer. [...]
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2025-01-02
16:54
OpenAccess [GSI-2025-00014] Journal Article
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Carbon ion mono-energetic and spread-out Bragg peak measurements using nanocomposite Fricke gel dosimeters with LET-independent response
Radiation measurements 176, 107175 () [10.1016/j.radmeas.2024.107175]
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2024-11-01
16:11
OpenAccess [GSI-2024-00871] Journal Article
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Multi-Target Inhibitor CUDC-101 Impairs DNA Damage Repair and Enhances Radiation Response in Triple-Negative Breast Cell Line
Pharmaceuticals 17(11), 1467 () [10.3390/ph17111467]
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2024-11-01
14:12
OpenAccess [GSI-2024-00870] Journal Article
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BioMoon: a concept for a mission to advance space life sciences and astrobiology on the Moon
128(1), 5 pp. () [10.1007/s11038-024-09558-4]
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2024-11-01
13:57
[GSI-2024-00869] Dissertation / PhD Thesis

Inkorporation bei Radonexposition : Radonverteilung im Blut und Deposition der Zerfallsprodukte im Lungenmodell
Frankfurt am Main : Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg 117 p. () = Dissertation, Goethe Universität Ffm, 2024

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