Sensitive to the action of radiation. Used especially of living structures.
radiosensitivity ra'di·o·sen'si·tiv'i·ty n.
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Sensitive to the action of radiation. Used especially of living structures.
radiosensitivity ra'di·o·sen'si·tiv'i·ty n.Relative susceptibility of cells, tissues, organs, organisms, and other substances to the injurious action of radiation.
Sensitive to the action of radiation. Used especially of living structures.
ra'di·o·sen'si·tiv'i·ty n.Sensitivity, as of the skin, tumor tissue, etc., to radiant energy, such as x-ray or other radiations.
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sensitive to radiation
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