HRR - Gap - Cancer 03: How can experimental models of carcinogenesis be applied to reduce the uncertainties in radiation quality effects from SPE’s and GCR, including effects on tumor spectrum, burden, latency and progression (e.g., tumor aggression and metastatic potential)?

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Cancer 03: How can experimental models of carcinogenesis be applied to reduce the uncertainties in radiation quality effects from SPE’s and GCR, including effects on tumor spectrum, burden, latency and progression (e.g., tumor aggression and metastatic potential)?

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Cancer-102: Determine the role of radiation quality on carcinogenesis and shared biology with other degenerative diseases.

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