USE OF SINGLE CELL MICROGEL ELECTROPHORESIS TO DETECT THE CELLUAR RADIOSENSITIVITY OF TWO FIBROBLAST STRAINS
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USE OF SINGLE CELL MICROGEL ELECTROPHORESIS TO DETECT THE CELLUAR RADIOSENSITIVITY OF TWO FIBROBLAST STRAINS
Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation ProcessingVol. 19, Issue 3, Pages: 186-190(2001)
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1.苏州大学核医学院放射医学系 苏州 215007
2.复旦大学遗传所 上海 200433
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XU Yongzhong, ZHENG Siying, ZHU Wei, et al. USE OF SINGLE CELL MICROGEL ELECTROPHORESIS TO DETECT THE CELLUAR RADIOSENSITIVITY OF TWO FIBROBLAST STRAINS. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 19(3):186-190(2001)
DOI:
XU Yongzhong, ZHENG Siying, ZHU Wei, et al. USE OF SINGLE CELL MICROGEL ELECTROPHORESIS TO DETECT THE CELLUAR RADIOSENSITIVITY OF TWO FIBROBLAST STRAINS. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 19(3):186-190(2001)DOI:
USE OF SINGLE CELL MICROGEL ELECTROPHORESIS TO DETECT THE CELLUAR RADIOSENSITIVITY OF TWO FIBROBLAST STRAINS
Single cell microgel electrophoresis(SCGE) and MTT assay were used to determine the relationships between radiation—induced initial DNA double—strand breaks(DSBs), the ability of cells to repair DSBs and cellular radiosensitivity in both AT5BIVA and GM637 cell lines. The results demonstrated that AT5BIVA cell line was significantly more radiosensitive than GM637. The initial DSBs in both AT5BIVA and GM637 lines increased with the rise of irradiation dose,and showed significant dependence on dose. At a given dose of 20Gy, radiation—induced initial DSBs in AT5BIVA cell line was signficantly higher than those in GM637. The ability of AT5BIVA cell line to repair DSBs was more powerful than that of GM637. The results suggested that the radiation—induced initial DSBs in cells and the ability of cells to repair DSBs both correlated with cellular radiosensitivity to a certain extent, and could be used as potential predictors of intrinsic radiosensitivity of cells.
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单细胞微凝胶电泳DNA双链断裂修复放射敏感性
Keywords
Single cell microgel electrophoresisDNA double—strand breaksRepairRadiosensitivity