Titlebook: Radiobiology in Radiotherapy; Norman M. Bleehen (Cancer Research Campaign Profes Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Cellular Response to Radiation: Experimental,use radiation is so effective at killing cells and therefore is widely used in the treatment of cancer, there is every reason to devote considerable effort to understanding the mechanism whereby cells are killed and how they can repair and modify radiation damage.

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Measurement of Human Normal Tissue and Tumour Responses, studies. One aim of this paper is to review the desirable characteristics of clinical end-points required to compare alternative treatments employing radiotherapy, with emphasis on simple scales applied by clinicians or even the patients themselves.

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Radiation Resistance and the Dose-Rate Effect: Experimental,ich are known to be considerably more resistant to low linear energy transfer (LET) radiation than well-oxygenated cells. Reoxygenation of hypoxic cells is known to occur in experimental tumours and one reason for clinical failure could be the failure of a tumour to reoxygenate satisfactorily during a conventional course of radiotherapy.

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Cellular Response to Radiation: Experimental,s X-irradiation. This observation, in itself, makes the study of the biological effects of ionizing radiation a fascinating subject. In addition, because radiation is so effective at killing cells and therefore is widely used in the treatment of cancer, there is every reason to devote considerable e

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Radiation Response of Tumours: Experimental,ity of control of irradiated solid tumours. After a discussion of the different cell populations present within solid tumours the cell population kinetics of the neoplastic cells will be considered in more detail. The influence of factors related to the three-dimensional geometry of the tumour, part