Radiation Biology - SlideShare
https://www.slideshare.net/UDDent/radiobiology2010-3018271019.01.2014 · Direct vs. Indirect Effect If an x-ray or some type of particulate radiation interacts with the DNA molecule, this is considered a direct effect. Particulate radiation, because of its mass, is more apt to cause damage to the DNA by this direct effect. Other molecules that contribute to cell function, such as RNA, proteins, and enzymes, may also ...
Radiation Biology - SlideShare
www.slideshare.net › UDDent › radiobiology2010-30182710Jan 19, 2014 · Direct vs. Indirect Effect If an x-ray or some type of particulate radiation interacts with the DNA molecule, this is considered a direct effect. Particulate radiation, because of its mass, is more apt to cause damage to the DNA by this direct effect. Other molecules that contribute to cell function, such as RNA, proteins, and enzymes, may also be affected by the direct effect. DNA x-ray or particulate radiation = Direct effect 6.
Direct And Indirect Effects Of Radiation Ppt - Louisiana ...
https://pptdownload.info/201025Module 4 Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation Module #4 Terminology Acute vs. Chronic Exposure Direct vs. Indirect Action Prompt vs. Delayed Effects Stochastic vs. Non-stochastic Effects Module #4 Chain of Events for Direct Action Incident particle or photon Excitation or Ionization Dissociation of a molecule due to the excitation or ionization on one of the …