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Results tagged with biophysics
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The use of methods from the physical sciences to aid in the study of biological systems. Note that biophysics questions are only allowed if they are mainly about physics.
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Radiation and cancer
I assume this ionising damages DNA leading to mutations, such as cancerous cells.
Correct, ionising radiation creates double strand breaks of DNA which leads to mutations.
How would Gamma-rad …
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Could cell-phone radiation cause cancer?
Microwaves and radiowaves are non-ionising radiation; they simply do not have enough energy.
Radiation causes cancer by ionsing atoms close to DNA structure which damages the strands, leading to muta …
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