Use of track-end alpha particles from 241Am to study radiosensitive sites in CHO cells.

Use of track-end alpha particles from 241Am to study radiosensitive sites in CHO cells.
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使用 241Am 的轨道末端 α 粒子研究 CHO 细胞中的放射敏感位点。

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发表时间:
1976
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影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
S. Robinson
S. Robinson
中科院分区:
医学3区
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作者:
R. Datta;A. Cole;S. Robinson

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Monolayers of CHO cells placed on membrane filters were irradiated with alpha particles from a $sup 241$Am source. Particle penetration into the cells was controlled by placing the cell sample at various distances from the source. Dosimetric and spectrometric measurements were performed at comparable positions using a parallel plate ionization chamber and a scintillation crystal spectrometer. Cell survival, as measured by conventional cloning techniques, was single hit in form. A pronounced minimum in mean lethal dose of 29 rad was observed for alpha particle beams that penetrated only about 3 $mu$m into the cell. A pronounced maximum in inactivation cross section of 90 $mu$m$sup 2$, equal to about half the projected area of the nucleus, occurred for beams that penetrated only 5 to 7 $mu$m into the cell. Thus, a single alpha particle penetration several micrometers within the cell nucleus was effective in killing the cell, while fully penetrating beams were actually less efficient; the latter beams required multiple particle traversals and about three times the cell dose to achieve the same effect. These results support the proposal that radiosensitive sites are located in a thin peripheral region of the nucleus. (auth)