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Neuron irradiation of Caenorhabditis elegans by protons triggers base excision repair pathway with limited effect on behaviour
Proton therapy is increasingly used, due to its favourable physical properties such as the Bragg peak, which enable precise dose deposition while minimizing exposure to surrounding healthy tissues. One of the main indications for proton therapy is head and neck tumours. In addition to their
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