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US 2020/0206530 A1Published application
Radiation source for cancer treatment
OwnerJohn Paul Tarlanoinventor
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A radiation source that simultaneously produces two radiation frequencies of combined radiation, in order to break apart a mutated DNA base pair. The radiation source produces combined radiation, the combined radiation being for a thymine base and a cytosine base in a thymine and cytosine base pair. The radiation source produces combined radiation, the combined radiation being for a guanine base and a thymine base in a guanine and thymine base pair. The radiation source produces combined radiation, the combined radiation being for an adonine base and a guanine base in an adonine and guanine base pair. The radiation source produces combined radiation, the combined radiation being for an adonine base and a cytosine base in an adonine and cytosine base pair.
A radiation source for inactivating cancer cells, the radiation source comprising a first frequency of radiation and a second frequency of radiation, the first frequency for producing a first soft x-ray beam for targeting a first DNA base of a DNA base pair mutation, and the second frequency for producing a second soft x-ray beam for targeting a second DNA base of the DNA base pair mutation.
A radiation source comprising a 383 ev corresponding frequency of radiation and a 528 ev corresponding frequency of radiation, the first frequency fur producing a first soft x-ray beam for targeting a first DNA base of a DNA base pair mutation, and the second frequency for producing a \ second soft x-ray beam for targeting a second DNA base of a DNA base pair mutation.
A radiation source comprising an anode, the anode for producing a 383 ev soft x-ray beam, for targeting either a Thymine base or Adonine base of a DNA base pair mutation, and for producing a 528 ev soft x-ray beam, for targeting either a Guanine base or an Cytosine base of the DNA base pair mutation.
A radiation source for targeting a DNA mutation, comprising:
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