Consequences of Cytoplasmic Irradiation : Studies from Microbeam
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概要
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The prevailing dogma for radiation biology is that genotoxic effects of ionizing radiation such as mutations and carcinogenesis are attributed mainly to direct damage to the nucleus. However, with the development of microbeam that can target precise positions inside the cells, accumulating evidences have shown that energy deposit by radiation in nuclear DNA is not required to trigger the damage, extra-nuclear or extra-cellular radiation could induce the similar biological effects as well. This review will summarize the biological responses after cytoplasm irradiated by microbeam, and the possible mechanisms involved in cytoplasmic irradiation.
- 日本放射線影響学会の論文
- 2009-03-31
著者
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Hong Mei
Center For Radiological Research Columbia University Medical Center
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Hei Tom
Center For Radiological Research Columbia University Medical Center
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ZHOU Hongning
Center for Radiological Research, Columbia University
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CHAI Yunfei
Center for Radiological Research, Columbia University Medical Center
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Hei Tom
Center For Radiological Research Columbia University
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Chai Yunfei
Center For Radiological Research Columbia University Medical Center
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Zhou Hongning
Center For Radiological Research Columbia University Medical Center
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Zhou Hongning
Center For Radiological Research Columbia University
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