… apoptotic cell death of red blood cells 4, 8 and 24 h and 14 days after the gamma-ray irradiation
… from 4 h after the irradiation and remarkably increased 8 h after the irradiation in the wild-…

… lesions that lead to chromosomal aberrations and reproduc tive cell death (reviewed in Ref.
52). Several studies suggest that DSB repair has both a fast and a slow component (53, 54). …

… Therefore, it is apparent that the cell death induced in C3H mouse AM by y-irradiation under
our experimental conditions without growth factors was not proliferative (reproductive), but …

… cell membrane and its consequent role in the mechanism of apoptotic cell death have been
receiving growing attention in cellular … (ESR) studies from γ-irradiation of liposomal vesicles …

… In this mouse model, lymphomagenesis is induced by repeated rounds of sub-lethal γ-irradiation
and strongly accelerated by TP53 deficiency. Repeated γ-irradiation induces a massive …

… and lymphocytes were transferred in 10-ml aliquots into 25-cm 2 flasks (Nunc) and irradiated
at room temperature using a 60 Co γ-ray source. Doses of 1–4 Gy were delivered at a dose …

… to overcome radioresistance of pancreatic cancer, we investigated the role of XIAP in regulating
cell death of pancreatic carcinoma cells in response to γ-irradiation in the present study. …

… T cells but failed to induce cell death in clone nos. 1, 6, 11, and 16 at 48 hours after γ-irradiation. …
pathways to induce cell death in the γ-radiation-resistant cells, we treated NAC to the …

… to a dual path of either cell death by activating downstream caspases or cell survival by
triggering NF-κB release. How the transition from life to death is controled, remains largely open. …

… support antigen-independent NK cell activation against irradiated cells, especially when the
… lipid peroxidation in cancer cells that can be further exacerbated by IFN-γ 126 . Moreover, …