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Table 1. Review of papers reporting survival of cells exposed to thermal rise or ionising radiations, matched for cell subtype and dose range.
Table 2. Parameters for the Universal Survival Curve (USC) for radiation therapy doses and linear quadratic exponential fit for thermal doses.
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