[The role of repair processes in synergism]

Radiobiologiia

|September 1, 1989

Abstract:

Using a simple mathematical model of microorganism inactivation by the combined effect of two agents it was shown that repair processes lead to the synergistic increase of the damage. The latter is due to the additional nonlinearity between the response (inactivation rate constant) and the parameters of the intensity of the damage to the bioobject.

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