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Collective radioresistance of T47D breast carcinoma cells is mediated by a Syncytin-1 homologous protein

2018-10-19

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It is generally accepted that radiotherapy must target clonogenic cells, i.e., those cells in a tumour that have self-renewing potential. Focussing on isolated clonogenic cells, however, may lead to an underestimate or even to an outright neglect of the importance of biological mechanisms that regulate tumour cell sensitivity to radiation. We develop a new statistical and experimental approach to quantify the effe...

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a4172765-927d-5d61-93a8-08856c0932af
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10.1101/448217
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