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DNA双链断裂(DSB)的定量分析是高传能线密度辐射生物学效应机理研究的重要手段. 从实际应用出发,推导了一个新的计算公式--平均分子量法. 该法不探究DSB片段的具体分布模式,实际操作中却又包含了片段的含量和分布; 而且形式简单、操作简便,尤其适合于荧光扫描数据.

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