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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Relative Biological Effectiveness: Review of a Model

    To understand why different energy doses are necessary to bring about the same biological effect by different radiations can be considered as the crucial issue of radiation biophysics. For example, the early t...

    K. Günther, W. Schulz in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Zusammenfassung

    Der Mensch besitzt eine hochentwickelte Fähigkeit, Bewegungen im dreidimensionalen Raum optisch zu erfassen und mit dieser Information nicht nur sich selbst, sondern auch wesentlich höherdynamische Systeme (wi...

    Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wünsche M. Sc. in Bewegungssteuerung durch Rechnersehen (1988)

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    Interpreting Survival Observations Using Phenomenological Models

    It is generally accepted that the dose-rate dependence of the mammalian-cell survival curve reflects the modification of initial damage by cellular biochemical processes. However, these processes have not been...

    J. M. Nelson, L. A. Braby, N. F. Metting in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiat… (1988)

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    Bewegungssteuerung durch Rechnersehen

    Ein Verfahren zur Erfassung und Steuerung räumlicher Bewegungsvorgänge in Echtzeit

    Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wünsche M. Sc. in Fachberichte Messen · Steuern · Regeln (1988)

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    The Lethal and Potentially Lethal Model — A Review and Recent Development

    The Lethal and Potentially Lethal (LPL) Model [1] is a kinetic model of cell killing based on the following basic assumptions:

    1. The damage caus...

    Stanley B. Curtis in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    The pairwise lesion interaction model

    The continued observation in many laboratories of the dependence of radiation-induced exchange-type chromosome aberration yield on temporal dose distribution and on radiation quality has repeatly encouraged bi...

    Dietrich Harder in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Formal, Empirical and Mechanistic Equations in Cellular Radiation Biology

    The great complexity of the chemical and biochemical reactions which take place in cells exposed to ionizing or 254 nm ultraviolet (UV) radiations makes it necessary to develop mathematical equations to facili...

    Robert H. Haynes in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Prelude: Why and to What End Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology

    There can be little doubt that radiation biology is that branch of biological sciences which can boast with the largest number of mathematical models: During the early parts — but to a large part still today —...

    J. Kiefer in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Finestructures of Energy Deposition — Introductory Remarks

    Investigations on energy position in biological structures play an important role in quantitative radiation biology. There are several reasons for this:

    1. ...

    Jürgen Kiefer, Michael Kost in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Problems in Theoretical Track Structure Research for Heavy Charged Particles

    Heavy charged particles play an important role in radiation research related to neutron (Fig. 1) or heavy ion radiation-therapy (ion masses up to Z = 10) (2,3) or -protection (e.g. for workers in nuclear insta...

    Herwig G. Paretzke in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Einleitung

    Die visuelle Erfassung von Bewegungen und die Steuerung von Eigenbewegungen sind zwei in der heutigen Technik weitgehend separat behandelte und zu einem höchst unterschiedlichen Reifegrad entwickelte Aufgabens...

    Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wünsche M. Sc. in Bewegungssteuerung durch Rechnersehen (1988)

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    The Role of Energy Distributions of Charged Particles in the Mutagenic Radiation Action

    In addition to lethal effects, mutagenic effects of ionizing radiations are investigated in many centres. A very convenient object for these studies is Escherichia coli owing to the fact that the pathways of D...

    S. Kozubek, E. A. Krasavin, K. G. Amirtayev in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiat… (1988)

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    Automatische Steuerung eines Luftkissenfahrzeugs in drei Bewegungsfreiheitsgraden durch Auswertung visueller Information

    Mit der Stabilisierung eines Stab/Wagen-Systems konnte in [Meissner, 82] und, darauf aufbauend, in [Wünsche, 83b] gezeigt werden, daß der im letzten Kapitel skizzierte Ansatz zur Bewegungssteuerung durch Rechn...

    Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wünsche M. Sc. in Bewegungssteuerung durch Rechnersehen (1988)

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    Saturation in Dual Radiation Action

    The development of the principles of the theory of dual radiation action is reviewed and a treatment of saturation is given. Although the relationship derived cannot be evaluated in general in closed form, app...

    H. H. Rossi, M. Zaider in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Literatur

    Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wünsche M. Sc. in Bewegungssteuerung durch Rechnersehen (1988)

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    Hit-Size Effectiveness Approach in Biophysical Modeling

    Scientific literature in the field of radiation research contains a number of theories and hypotheses that attempt to explain the production of various biological end points in the different biological systems...

    Dr. Matesh N. Varma in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Cluster Theory of the Effects of Ionizing Radiations

    When a single heavy ion crosses a cell nucleus, it may produce DNA strand breaks and chromatin scissions wherever the ionizing track structure overlaps chromatin structures. The multiple yield of such lesions ...

    C. A. Tobias, E. Goodwin, E. A. Blakely in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiat… (1988)

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    DNA Double-Strand Breaks and their Relation to Cytoxicity

    In previous publications we have proposed that DNA double strand breaks were the crucial lesions leading to radiation induced cell death, chromosomal aberrations and mutations, and furthermore we have argued t...

    K. H. Chadwick, H. P. Leenhouts in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiat… (1988)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    A Repair Fixation Model Based on Classical Enzyme Kinetics

    Since radiation induced damage may be repaired by cells any model attempting to describe cellular radiative action in a quantitative way has this fact take into account. There is a considerable number of sugge...

    Jürgen Kiefer in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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    Models of Cellular Radiation Action — An Overview

    The fundamental concept underlying our understanding of the effects of ionizing radiation is directly related to the quantum nature of primary physical energy transfer processes. Discreteness and random distri...

    K. J. Weber in Quantitative Mathematical Models in Radiation Biology (1988)

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