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Prediction of biological radiation effects based on ionization clusters (nanodosimetry)
This article reviews approaches that link the formation of ionization clusters in nanometric volumes to radiobiological effectiveness. The corresponding models were developed as the field of nanodosimetry developed. Some address early biological radiation effects, such as DNA damage, while most aim
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