Radiation and chemically induced potentially lethal lesions in noncycling mammalian cells: recovery analysis in terms of x-ray- and ultraviolet-like-systems.
Radiation and chemically induced potentially lethal lesions in noncycling mammalian cells: recovery analysis in terms of x-ray- and ultraviolet-like-systems.
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辐射和化学诱导的非循环哺乳动物细胞潜在致命损伤:X 射线和类紫外线系统的恢复分析。
DOI:
10.2307/3574243
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发表时间:
1975
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
G. Hahn
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作者:
G. Hahn
Recovery from and fixation of potentially lethal damage after exposure of Chinese hamster cells to uv and to x irradiation were investigated, as was recovery after exposure to chemotherapeutic agents. Recovery after uv radiation has a T/sub $sup 1$/$sub 2$/ of about 20 hr; the fraction of cells able to undergo recovery depends upon nutritional factors both before and after exposure. After x irradiation, recovery proceeds with a T/sub $sup 1$/$sub 2$/ of approximately 2 hr and is much less influenced by nutritional factors. Fixation after serum stimulation has a T/sub $sup 1$/$sub 2$/ of 3 to 4 hr in uv- irradiated cells, a T/sub $sup 1$/$sub 2$/ of 30 min in x-irradiated cells. Recovery kinetics after nitrogen mustard and bleomycin exposures mimic those for x-ray exposure; after methyl methane sulfonate the kinetics are mainly uv-like, though with an x-ray-like component. Recovery by cells with BUdR-substituted DNA and irradiated with visible light is primarily x-ray-like, though with a uv-like component. There is no recovery by cells exposed to adriamycin or to 1,3-bis(2- chloroethyl)-1-nitrosourea.