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Evidence for induced radioresistance from survival and other end points: an introduction.

Radiation research - 1 Apr 1994

Joiner M C

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A substantial body of data published during the past 30 years makes a strong case for the existence of cellular radioprotective mechanisms that can be up-regulated in response to exposure to small doses of ionizing radiation. Either these "induced" mechanisms can protect against a subsequent exposure to radiation that may be substantially larger than the initial "priming" or "conditioning" dose, or they may...

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