… processes ending in cell death. Recently… γ-rays can survive ∼160 DNA double strand breaks
(DSBs) per haploid genome whereas highly radiosensitive bacteria can survive only a few γ…

… 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 …

… γ irradiation that did not occur with protons. The more immediate expression of apoptotic …
appeared to enter directly into an alternate pathway (programmed cell death). The collective …

… cascade blocked γ radiation and UV-C-induced cell death. JNK activation in T-cell apoptosis
… Cells were γ-irradiated by using a Gammacell 1000 137 Cs source (10 Gy/min), and UV …

… 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. …

… 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 …

… In summary, we have demonstrated here that irradiation of human salivary gland cells
induces cell cycle arrest and subsequent cell death. The irradiated cells appear to be …

… an effect on the kinetic of cell death or on clonogenic survival of tumor cells as well, we did
… with γ-irradiation to reduce clonogenic growth of SH-EP neuroblastoma cells showing that …

… cell death involving nuclear pycnosis, cytoplasmic condensation, and karyorrhexis. Apoptosis
induced by continuous irradiation … rhythm of the cells susceptible to apoptotic death and of …

… The results of our study on U118MG cell death also demonstrated strong effects of γ-irradiation,
ATMi, and CBD, alone or in combination, on upregulation of cell percentage at G2/M …