… to that of the directly irradiated cells. Understanding the … of cancer patients. In this review,
the clinical implications of radiation induced direct and bystander effects on the cancer cell are …

… cells should be outside of it. To achieve this, beam-geometry planning is helpful. In this
paper we describe the effect of dose rate, positioning of the cells … normal and cancer cell-lines. …

… an “on-target effect” originating within irradiated cancer cells, but also as an “off-target
effect” … recognize and eliminate irradiated cancer cells, either as an “on-target” or as on “off-target” …

… to elucidate the effects of particle beam on metastatic potential of cancer cells. However, …
effects of particle beam except for the end point of cell survival, especially about the effects on …

… Such a role is specifically based on the enhancement of the effects of radiotherapy, a leading
method to fight cancer. The combination of accurate tumor imaging and irradiation effect …

… on the mechanisms of radiation-induced cancer cell migration or invasion, and may provide
… molecules regulating cancer cell invasion. We will then report on the diversity of cancer cell …

… cancer cell lines, but no effects in other types of cancer cells subjected to the exact same
conditions. Although previous reports focused on a single cancer cell line or a cell … cancer cell …

… with SFN and irradiation in human pancreatic cancer cells. In all our cell lines additivity was
… Supra-additive effects were marginally reached for BxPC-3 cells for high dose SFN with …

… 1500 nm) on cancer cells. We hypothesized that this specialized IR irradiation source may
kill cancer cells and have beneficial uses for cancer treatment. To investigate the potential …

… the effect of proton irradiation. … effect of bimetallic 66-nm AuPt NCs on three cancer cell lines
with different malignancy: HCT116, SW480, and SW620 as well as the normal colon cell line …