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Predicting radiosensitivity using DNA end-binding complex analysis.

Clinical cancer research : an official journal of the American Association for Cancer Research - 15 Feb 2004

Ismail Sheikh M, Puppi Monica, Prithivirajsingh Sheela, Munshi Anupama, Raju Uma, Meyn Raymond E, Buchholz Thomas A, Story Michael D, Brock William A, Milas Luka, Thames Howard D, Stevens Craig W

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Previous reports have suggested that measuring radiosensitivity of normal and tumor cells would have significant clinical relevance for the practice of radiation oncology. We hypothesized that radiosensitivity might be predicted by analyzing DNA end-binding complexes (DNA-EBCs), which form at DNA...

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PMID: 14977819
DOI: 10.1158/1078-0432.ccr-03-0331

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