Increased enhancement of tumour response to X-rays and high-LET neon ions by desmethylmisonidazole relative to misonidazole.
Increased enhancement of tumour response to X-rays and high-LET neon ions by desmethylmisonidazole relative to misonidazole.
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相对于米索硝唑,去甲基米索硝唑增强了肿瘤对 X 射线和高 LET 氖离子的反应。
DOI:
10.1080/09553008214550771
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发表时间:
1982
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Lyman,JT
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作者:
Tenforde,TS;Curtis,SB;Parr,SS;Afzal,SM;Howard,J;Lyman,JT
2. Materials and methods 2.1. Rhabdomyosarcoma tumours and volume response measurements Measurements of radiation-induced growth delay were made with rhabdomyosarcoma R-1 tumours transplanted subcutaneously in the thoracic region of syngeneic WAG/Rij rats (Barendsen and Broerse 1969, 1970). The tumour subline used in these experiments, designated R1/LBL, was previously used for measurements of growth delay following irradiation with accelerated beams of helium, carbon, neon and argon ions (Curtis et al. 1978, Tenforde et al. 1981 b), and with carbon and neon ions administered in combination with misonidazole (Tenforde et al. 1981 a).The regression and regrowth of R1/LBL tumours following irradiation were monitored by caliper measurements of tumour volume using methods described previously (Curtis et al. 1978). Radiation-induced growth delay was calculated from the difference in time for irradiated and nonirradiated tumours to grow to twice their volumes measured on the day of irradiation. The average initial volume of the tumours used in these experiments was 0. 53±0.03 (SE) cm3, and the volume doubling time for nonirradiated tumours of this size was 4. 5 days.