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Gold nanorod radioenhancement: interpreting Monte Carlo dose enhancement across geometry, composition, coating, and localization
Nanoparticle radiosensitization depends on interconnected NP properties, yet geometry, elemental composition, surface coating, and localization are typically studied separately, with their combined biological impact rarely assessed in one framework. Drawing on TOPAS Monte Carlo simulations from PhD
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