… 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 …

… analyze the effects of γ-radiation on villus morphology, barrier function, cell–cell junctions, …
junction proteins, ZO-1 and VE-cadherin, in the irradiated epithelial and endothelial cells, …

… incorporating little 3 H-thymidine are unlikely to be undergoing mitosis at a high rate and
thus less likely to acquire the genomic instability necessary to lead to cell death. Although less …

… Evaluation of cell death in γ-irradiated cells after 48 h in absence or presence of NAC (16
h pre-treatment). Results are reported as mean values ± SD and are representative of three …

… This result does not contradict the conclusion that repair between sisters is unaffected in
sgs1Δ mutants alone after γ-ray irradiation, but underscores the difference between the cellular …

… Besides providing the evidence that caffeine inhibits ATM-dependent phosphorylation of
p53 in γ-irradiated leukaemic cells we also report on the inhibition of p21. This protein functions …

… γ irradiation–… γ irradiation protocol and monitored the development of thymic lymphomas
over time. Interestingly, loss of Bmf delayed cell death of thymocytes in response to γ irradiation …

… the 2 types of cell death. Thymocytes of irradiated or glucocorticoid-treated rats were used as
cells dying by apoptosis… Dividing cells usually undergo necrosis upon y-irradiation. And so …

… This work suggested that clonogenic cells can more efficiently populate a tumor … " cells than
in the context of frank cell death. Perhaps the few clonogenic cells remaining after irradiation …

… Cells were then analyzed for the presence of apoptotic cells by FACS analysis. To detect cell
death in B cells derived from untreated or treated (2-Gy γ… (5 × 10 4 cells) with the terminal …