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Cellular Dosimetry: Absorbed Fractions for Monoenergetic Electron and Alpha Particle Sources and S-Values for Radionuclides Uniformly Distributed in Different Cell Compartments

S. Murty Goddu, Roger W. Howell and Dandamudi V. Rao
Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 1994, 35 (2) 303-316;
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Cellular Dosimetry: Absorbed Fractions for Monoenergetic Electron and Alpha Particle Sources and S-Values for Radionuclides Uniformly Distributed in Different Cell Compartments
S. Murty Goddu, Roger W. Howell, Dandamudi V. Rao
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 1994, 35 (2) 303-316;
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