Capacity of gold nanoparticles in cancer radiotherapy.

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Capacity of gold nanoparticles in cancer radiotherapy.

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Ahmed M E Abdalla

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Nadeem M S Nagi

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Yasir A M Khair

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10.1007/S11604-017-0671-6

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radiation therapy

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