bp(GO:"response to radiation") increases a(CHEBI:radical)

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Notably, free radicals may also arise from exogenous sources including various types of radiations (e.g. UV light, X-rays or gamma rays), atmospheric pollutants and metal-catalyzed reac- tions [1–3].

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