The relationship between cell survival rate and telomerase activity of the human hepatocellular cells and carcinoma cells irradiated by X-rays
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The relationship between cell survival rate and telomerase activity of the human hepatocellular cells and carcinoma cells irradiated by X-rays
Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation ProcessingVol. 28, Issue 2, Pages: 119-123(2010)
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1.中国科学院近代物理研究所 兰州 730000
2.中国科学院研究生院 北京 100049
3.兰州大学生命科学院 兰州 730000
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LIU Jinting, DANG Bingrong, LI Wenjian, et al. The relationship between cell survival rate and telomerase activity of the human hepatocellular cells and carcinoma cells irradiated by X-rays. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 28(2):119-123(2010)
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LIU Jinting, DANG Bingrong, LI Wenjian, et al. The relationship between cell survival rate and telomerase activity of the human hepatocellular cells and carcinoma cells irradiated by X-rays. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 28(2):119-123(2010)DOI:
The relationship between cell survival rate and telomerase activity of the human hepatocellular cells and carcinoma cells irradiated by X-rays
In this paper, the relationship between cell survival fraction and telomerase activity was investigated with the human hepatocellular cells HL-7702 and carcinoma cells SMMC-7721 irradiated by X-rays. The colony formation assay and TRAP (Telomeric repeat amplification protocol) method were used to determine the cell survival fraction and telomerase activity respectively. To both of HL-7702 and SMMC-7721, the telomerase activity was increased in dose-dependent. However, at 1—3 Gy, the telomerase activity was lower than that of control in SMMC-7721, and it was a little higher than that of control when irradiated at 4 Gy. At 1—4 Gy, the variation trend of cell survive and that of telomerase activity were identical.
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