In addition to microgravity, spaceflight simultaneously exposes biology to a suite of other stimuli. For example, in space, organisms experience ionizing radiation environments that significantly differ in both quality and quantity from those normally experienced on Earth. However, data on radiation exposure during space missions is often complex to access and to understand, limiting progress towards defining how radiation affects organisms against the unique background of spaceflight. To help address this challenge, we have developed the Rad-Bio-App. This web-accessible database imports radiation metadata from experiments archived in NASA’s GeneLab data repository, and then allows the user to explore these experiments both in the context of their radiation exposure and through their other metadata and results. Rad-Bio-App provides an easy-to-use, graphically-driven environment to enable both radiation biologists and non-specialist researchers to visualize, and understand the impact of ionizing radiation on various biological systems in the context of spaceflight.

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Rad-Bio-App：供生物学家探索与太空飞行有关的辐射暴露的发现环境

除微重力作用外，太空飞行同时还使生物学受到一系列其他刺激的影响。例如，在太空中，生物体经历的电离辐射环境在质量和数量上都与地球上通常经历的环境大不相同。但是，获取和理解空间飞行期间的辐射暴露数据通常很复杂，从而限制了在空间飞行的独特背景下确定辐射如何影响生物的进展。为了帮助应对这一挑战，我们开发了Rad-Bio-App。这个可通过网络访问的数据库从NASA的GeneLab数据存储库中存档的实验中导入辐射元数据，然后允许用户在其辐射暴露范围内以及通过其他元数据和结果来探索这些实验。Rad-Bio-App提供了易于使用的，