In order to suppress HSF1 gene expression using RNA interference technique and explore the changes of the radiation sensitivity of cervical carcinoma cells, HSF1-pSilencer2.1-U6neo for siRNA expression was transfected into cervical carcinoma cells by lipofectamine. HSF1mRNA expression was detected by real time polymerase chain reaction and flow cytometry was employed to evaluate HSF1protein expression. In addiction, the radiation sensitivity of cervical carcinoma cells was assessed by clone forming assay. The results show that HSF1mRNA expression of the cells transfected HSF1A-pSilencer2.1-U6neo descends obviously compared with control. Meanwhile the radiation sensitivity of Hela cells increases with the descension of HSF1 gene expression. Experiment has been confirmed that siRNA plasmid expression vector HSF1A-pSilencer2.1-U6neo successfully suppresses HSF1gene expression. Plasmid expression vector of HSF1 gene siRNA can be use to enhance the radio-sensitivity of cervical carcinoma cells and may be used as a powerfully adjunct method for conventional radiotherapy.