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Low-Dose Hypersensitivity and Increased Radioresistance in a Panel of Human Tumor Cell Lines with Different Radiosensitivity

1 Oct 1996

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It is well known that cells of human tumor cell lines display a wide range of sensitivity to radiation, at least a part of which can be attributed to different capacities to process and repair radiation damage correctly. We have examined the response to very low-dose radiation of cells of five human tumor cell lines that display varying sensitivity to radiation, using an improved assay for measurement of...

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PMID: 8927712
DOI: 10.2307/3579302

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