Sensitive Detection of LOH Events in a Human Cell Line after C-ion Beam Exposure
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A molecular analysis of the loss of heterozygosity (LOH) events in human cells after low-dose heavy-ion exposure could contribute to the sensitive detection of the genetic influences caused by high-LET radiation. We exposed human lymphoblastoid TK6-20C cells to 10 cGy of an accelerated C-ion (22 keV/μm) beam, and observed a 3.1-fold increase in the mutation frequency (MF) at the heterozygous thymidine kinase (TK) locus over the background level. This increase was due to the induction of TK mutants exhibiting hemizygous-type LOH. Surprisingly, the frequency of type-2 hemizygous LOHs (interstitial deletions) was about 23-fold, induced over the background level, and the LOH extent patterns of this type 2 induced after the irradiation were clearly different from that of the spontaneous background. . Since hemizygous-type LOH mutants are considered to be the result of the end-joining repair of DNA double-strand breaks (DSB), C-ions may more efficiently induce DSBs than X-rays in this low-dose region. In addition, an enhanced misrepair of C-ion-induced DSBs might also account for the induction of radiation-specific hemizygous-type LOH.
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著者
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HONMA Masamitsu
Natl. Inst. Health Sci.
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HONMA Masamitsu
Division of Genetics and Mutagenesis, National Institute of Health Sciences
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YATAGAI Fumio
IPCR
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Yatagai F
Riken Saitama Jpn
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Yatagai Fumio
Division Of Radioisotope Technology Riken
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MORIMOTO Shigeko
Div. Radioisotope Technology RIKEN
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MORIMOTO Shigeko
RIKEN
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MORIMOTO SHIGEKO
Division of Radioisotope Technology, The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN)
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HONMA Masamitu
Genetic and mutagenesis NIHS
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Honma M
Division Of Genetics And Mutagenesis National Institute Of Health Sciences
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Honma Masamitsu
Division Of Genetics And Mutagenesis National Institute Of Health Sciences
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Yatagai F
Riken Institute
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Honma Masamitsu
Division Of Genetics And Mutagenesis National Institute Of Health Science
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Morimoto Shigeko
Division of Radioisotope Technology
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