| pubmed-article:10404995 | pubmed:abstractText | For high-LET radiations, and perhaps even for hard X-rays, DNA double-strand breaks (dsb) are clustered nonrandomly along chromosomes; disproportionately, many inter-dsb segments are less than a few Mbp (10(6) base pairs). The implications of such dsb clustering for chromosome aberrations are analysed. | lld:pubmed |
