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Adaptive response and its variation in human normal and tumour cells

1 Jan 1999

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PURPOSE: Adaptive responses in mammalian cells appear to be highly variable. Six human cell lines were used to evaluate whether adaptive response could be related to radiation sensitivity or tumour versus normal cell lines. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Six human cell lines (two fibroblasts, two melanoma, two breast carcinoma) were cultured under identical conditions to plateau phase. The cells were given inducing doses...

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PMID: 10489898
DOI: 10.1080/095530099139926

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