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Once the Light Touch to the Brain: Cytotoxic Effects of Low-Dose Gamma-Ray, Laser Light, and Visible Light on Rat Neuronal Cell Culture by Cakir, Murteza, Colak, Abdullah, Calikoglu, Cagatay, Taspinar, Numan, Sagsoz, Mustafa Erdem, Kadioglu, Hakan Hadi, Hacimuftuoglu, Ahmet, Seven, Sabriye

“…We aimed to evaluate the effects of gamma-ray, laser light, and visible light, which neurons are commonly exposed to during treatment of various cranial…”
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Structural, Functional and Molecular Dynamics Examination of a de novo cloned Otopetrin-like Proton Channel in crayfish by Sağsöz, Mustafa Erdem, Sağlam, Berk, Arslan, Kaan, Baştuğ, Turgut, Çavuş, Murat, Puralı, Nuhan

“…Proton channels play a crucial role in many biological functions, as they are responsible for the selective transport of protons across cell membranes…”
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Once the Light Touch to the Brain: Cytotoxic Effects of Low-Dose Gamma-Ray, Laser Light, and Visible Light on Rat Neuronal Cell Culture/Isik Bir Kez Beyne Degmeye Gorsun: Sican Noronal Hucre Kulturu Uzerinde Dusuk Doz Gama-Isini, Lazer Isigi ve Gorunur Isigin Sitotoksik Etkileri by Cakir, Murteza, Colak, Abdullah, Calikoglu, Cagatay, Taspinar, Numan, Sagsoz, Mustafa Erdem, Kadioglu, Hakan Hadi, Hacimuftuoglu, Ahmet, Seven, Sabriye

“…Objective: We aimed to evaluate the effects of gamma-ray, laser light, and visible light, which neurons are commonly exposed to during treatment of various…”
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Once the Light Touch to the Brain: Cytotoxic Effects of Low-Dose Gamma-Ray, Laser Light, and Visible Light on Rat Neuronal Cell Culture by Cakir, Murteza, Colak, Abdullah, Calikoglu, Cagatay, Taspinar, Numan, Sagsoz, Mustafa Erdem, Kadioglu, Hakan Hadi, Hacimuftuoglu, Ahmet, Seven, Sabriye

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Radiation dose to breasts from a cardiac computed tomography angiographyscanogram can be reduced by switching tube position by Sağsöz, Mustafa Erdem, Pirimoğlu, Rüstem Berhan

“…In a computed tomography (CT) examination, scanogram images are used to determine the range of the area to be imaged before scanning. The importance of…”
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