Mechanism of cell inactivation by different ions: Damage induction probabilities per single tracks
Pavel Kundrát, Miloš Lokajíček, Hana Hromčíková, Libor Judas
Abstract
Biological effects of proton and light ion irradiations have been studied in detail by analyzing published cell survival data with the help of the probabilistic two-stage radiobiological model. Probabilities of single ion tracks to induce lesions of different severity have been assessed in dependence on their linear energy transfer (LET). The results are presented and their interpretation in terms of Zeff2/β2 (the effective charge over velocity squared) is discussed.
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