STUDIES ON DNA DAMAGE INDUCED BY IONIZING RADIATION IN HUMAN BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES USING THE SCGE TECHNIQUE

Zhang Lianzhen; Chi Cuiping

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- STUDIES ON DNA DAMAGE INDUCED BY IONIZING RADIATION IN HUMAN BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES USING THE SCGE TECHNIQUE
- Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing Vol. 16, Issue 2, Pages: 106-109(1998)
- 作者机构：
  
  1.中国辐射防护研究院　太原　030006
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  The General Compamy of Nuclear Industry Foundation
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Zhang Lianzhen, Chi Cuiping. STUDIES ON DNA DAMAGE INDUCED BY IONIZING RADIATION IN HUMAN BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES USING THE SCGE TECHNIQUE. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 16(2):106-109(1998)
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Zhang Lianzhen, Chi Cuiping. STUDIES ON DNA DAMAGE INDUCED BY IONIZING RADIATION IN HUMAN BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES USING THE SCGE TECHNIQUE. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 16(2):106-109(1998) DOI：

摘要

应用单细胞微凝胶电泳（SCGE）技术对,γ,射线照射诱发人血淋巴细胞DNA损伤的效应进行了研究。结果表明，,γ,射线照射以剂量依赖方式引起人血淋巴细胞DNA迁移长度的增加，DNA迁移长度随照射剂量（0～3.0Gy）的增加而增加。

Abstract

Effects of DNA damage induced by γ-rays irradiation in human blood lymphocytes were studied using the single cell microgel electrophoresis (SCGE) technique. It was shown that γ-rays irradiation caused the increase of DNA migration length in the lymphocytes in the dose dependent manner. The DNA migration length of the lymphocytes increased with dosage (0~3.0Gy) .

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单细胞微凝胶电泳（SCGE）人血淋巴细胞γ射线DNA损伤

Keywords

Single cell microgel electrophoresis (SCGE)Human blood lymphocytesγ-raysDNA damage

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