… cell death, U937 cells were irradiated with 7 Gy of γ-rays. This resulted in the induction of
cell death, which was evident from 48 h after the irradiation, … irradiation also elevated cellular …

… After accumulation in what we assume to be the G2 phase of the cell cycle, a p53-independent
mechanism of cell death was then initiated in cells which presumably retained significant …

… The main aim of this study was to compare cell death pathways – apoptosis, necrosis,
mitotic cell death and senescence – in both directly irradiated cells and bystander cells. …

… -irradiation in human non-small cell lung carcinoma cells (A549). Cells were irradiated with
… compared with that of cells, irradiated with equivalent dose of 2.2 Gy γ-ray (considering RBE …

… that would yield immunogenic cell death, we found that γ-irradiated CT26 cells (75 Gy, … ×
10 6 cells subcutaneously) into male BALB/c mice. In contrast, such irradiated cells were highly …

… no cell death for over 2 weeks post-irradiation. During this period, we also do not see cell
death … Our finding that CQ strongly promotes cell death in γ-irradiated SLGCs may contribute to …

… Summary Apoptosis and necrosis are two different forms of cell death that can be induced
… death induced after treatment with 6 Gy of y-irradiation in a panel of eight human tumour cell …

… respond not to direct radiation exposure but to the irradiation of their neighbouring cells). …
by sparsely ionising radiations such as X rays, γ rays, or linac-produced electrons. Some of …

… The present study has demonstrated that gamma ray induced cell death in developing …
injected immediately after irradiation, it can be suggested thatgamma ray induced cell death is an …

… apoptosis in LNCaP cells. Cell death after exposure to TNF-α plus irradiation is characterized
… Moreover, induction of cell death by the combination of γ-radiation and TNF-α is mediated …