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IJBS-2026

Highlight in NSCLCRadioresistanceand Lipid Droplet Accumulation Recently, a research team led by Professor Guangming Zhou and Professor Hailong Pei from the Center for Radiobiology Research, School of Radiation Medicine and Protection at Soochow University, has published a research paper titled “ATM

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Recent Three-Year Representative Achievements and Projects

Addressing frontier scientific questions in radiation biology and aligning with major national needs, the center focuses on three primary research directions: "DNA damage repair regulation," "tumor radiation sensitivity," and "normal tissue radioprotection," with a sustained commitment to both basic

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