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1 ozygotes in the human population may also be radiosensitive.
2 l that assumes all tumor cells are uniformly radiosensitive.
3 growth defects and are generally considered radiosensitive.
4 n the LD numbers and, by consequence, became radiosensitive.
5 r human papillomavirus (HPV) are exquisitely radiosensitive.
6 her response and lower dose were labelled as radiosensitive.
7 radioresistant, while Lgr5(+) stem cells are radiosensitive.
8 ere unable to resolve DNA damage, and became radiosensitive.
9 tributions, and the mutants were only mildly radiosensitive.
10 Lgr5(-) reserve stem cells are surprisingly radiosensitive.
11 l lines lacking functional ATM are extremely radiosensitive.
12 s, we conclude that CLL and non-CLL are both radiosensitive.
13 radiation therapy, as hypoxic cells are less radiosensitive.
14 tradicts this model, in that they are highly radiosensitive.
15 ssion of ATG5 and Beclin-1 made the WT cells radiosensitive.
20 gene that encodes nibrin, and NBS cells are radiosensitive and defective in S-phase checkpoint activ
22 ermal Langerin(+) dendritic cells (DCs) were radiosensitive and displayed a distinct cell surface phe
24 that NHEJ-deficient 2BN cells derived from a radiosensitive and immune-deficient patient lack XLF due
25 stigating in order to make cancer cells more radiosensitive and improve the efficacy of radiation tre
26 atterns, however, discriminated well between radiosensitive and more resistant lines, possibly being
28 tion was of indeterminate origin, being both radiosensitive and not replenished by donor bone marrow.
30 aH2AX focus formation or immunoreactivity in radiosensitive and radioresistant human tumor cell lines
31 ed in a human cell line-derived model and in radiosensitive and radioresistant patient-derived models
34 even at very high levels, remained as chemo/radiosensitive and repair deficient as the parental cell
36 ost markedly in mammary tissue, and are both radiosensitive and susceptible to radiogenic mammary can
37 ta argue that Lgr5(-) reserve stem cells are radiosensitive and that Lgr5(+) cells are crucial for ro
38 Mutant rhp6-788 is slightly HU sensitive, radiosensitive, and exhibits normal checkpoint responses
44 that these DNA-PKcs null mutants were highly radiosensitive but also that upon IR treatment, p53 accu
45 that has the interesting phenotype of being radiosensitive, but having only a modest defect in VDJ r
50 (all except leukemias and lymphomas), known radiosensitive cancers (thyroid, breast, leukemia, and b
52 es revealed that the IL-1R was required in a radiosensitive cell in the sensitization phase of the CH
57 de the selective elimination of particularly radiosensitive cell types and consequent loss of specifi
58 cceptance is associated with the presence of radiosensitive cells in the donor liver that may interac
60 ls and PAFR engagement on radioresistant and radiosensitive cells in the lung promote allergic respon
61 organ examined, with a major contribution of radiosensitive cells in the spleen as opposed to a major
62 n the innate response to flagellin, with the radiosensitive cells producing the majority of the TNF-a
64 TLR and RLH signaling of radioresistant and radiosensitive cells was required for efficient protecti
65 ase of cytokines and danger signals by dying radiosensitive cells, and altered cytokine secretion by
66 IL-1beta blockade, IL-1beta deficiency in radiosensitive cells, and CCR2/CCR7 double deficiency bu
67 Ifitm3 functioned in both radioresistant and radiosensitive cells, as higher levels of WNV were obser
69 oietic (radioresistant) and the hemopoietic (radiosensitive) compartments, we measured both innate an
71 is directly required for the accumulation of radiosensitive dermal-derived langerin(+)CD103(+) DCs in
73 rminal modification renders mice exquisitely radiosensitive due to defects in HSC/progenitor prolifer
74 ts suggest that there may be a donor-derived radiosensitive element that enhances allograft survival
79 are hyperproliferative and potentially more radiosensitive) for patients treated with previous chemo
80 red GDR as a new cause for development of a "radiosensitive" form of immune dysregulation in patients
82 , TRADD expression was induced in a uniquely radiosensitive GM cell line but not in radioresistant GM
83 The choice of therapeutic modality in this radiosensitive group of patients should be made on a cas
84 rmed cell lines from Ku703A/3A mice are more radiosensitive, have a significant decrease in DNA end r
86 ave not gained success in patients except in radiosensitive hematological neoplasms, or in settings i
87 , nitric oxide synthase 2 production by both radiosensitive hematopoietic and radioresistant stromal
88 licited in the absence of Ag presentation by radiosensitive host hematopoietic-derived APCs after all
89 e reported that in the absence of functional radiosensitive host hematopoietic-derived APCs, H-Y Ag p
92 of radioresistant stroma cells as well as of radiosensitive immune cells is needed to effectively pro
93 cond group, composed of cell lines that were radiosensitive in culture (D0 approximately 1 Gy) but de
95 ponse to radiation; these animals are highly radiosensitive in the soma and radioresistant in the ger
97 the ATM gene (ATM(+/-)) may be slightly more radiosensitive in vitro, it remained to be determined wh
98 We found that these stem cells are highly radiosensitive, in contrast to their isogenic differenti
100 date the performance of a biomarker panel of radiosensitive intracellular leukocyte proteins (ACTN1,
101 ased localization of radiopharmaceuticals in radiosensitive kidney subregions can potentially lead to
102 tor, but not other innate immune sensors, in radiosensitive leukocytes protects against tumour format
104 ken together, these data identify c-MYC as a radiosensitive locus, implicating this oncogenic transcr
105 rays to survey common CNVs in a cohort of 50 radiosensitive lymphoblastoid cell lines (RS-LCLs) deriv
108 morphology defects in the gut, with the more radiosensitive males displaying increased midgut cellula
109 ance the oncolytic potency of MV-Edm against radiosensitive malignancies and to facilitate noninvasiv
110 eriments and in clinical trials conducted in radiosensitive malignancies, particularly B-cell lymphom
115 antagonism, have sought to minimize dose to radiosensitive neurogenic regions while normalizing exci
118 ng radiation-induced phenotype conversion of radiosensitive non-GICs into treatment-resistant, induce
119 tively depleted Il-18bp expression in either radiosensitive or radioresistant cells using bone marrow
121 determine normalized dose data for maternal radiosensitive organs and embryo/fetus from 256-slice CT
122 iminary tests of shielding other superficial radiosensitive organs frequently included at diagnostic
123 Mitochondrial p53 accumulation occurred in radiosensitive organs like thymus, spleen, testis, and b
128 in a redistribution of the cells into a more radiosensitive phase of the cell cycle or in an increase
132 e DNA glycosylases in mutant cells confers a radiosensitive phenotype and an increase in the number o
133 ns in the LRR can only partially reverse the radiosensitive phenotype and V(D)J recombination deficit
134 Initially this was because of the unusual radiosensitive phenotype of cells from A-T patients, and
135 isolated as a second-site suppressor of the radiosensitive phenotype of seeds defective in the repai
136 ulature in wild-type mice that resembled the radiosensitive phenotype of tumor vessels in SCID mice.
139 myelination appears to be mediated by a CD8+ radiosensitive population, which is induced on infection
142 three patient subgroups of radiosensitivity: radiosensitive, radio-normal, and radioresistant groups.
143 potentially leading to active uptake in the radiosensitive red marrow region where these cells are l
144 y signature, patients were classified into a radiosensitive (RS) group and a radioresistant (RR) grou
146 g agents and absence of B and T lymphocytes (radiosensitive severe combined immune deficiency [RS-SCI
148 oss of ARTEMIS function therefore results in radiosensitive severe combined immunodeficiency (RS-SCID
151 tive in ataxia telangiectasia and a class of Radiosensitive-Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (RS-SCID
153 on of PAX7 positive cells, we show that this radiosensitive skeletal muscle progenitor pool contribut
154 ase was 1.7- and 1.3-fold for the moderately radiosensitive small cell lung carcinoma 54A and the hig
162 discovered as the gene inactivated in human radiosensitive T(-)B(-) severe combined immunodeficiency
163 evelopment of adaptive immunity and leads to radiosensitive T- B- severe combined immunodeficiency (R
164 trating that children are not, in fact, more radiosensitive than adults in the radiologic imaging dos
166 e of the DNA-PKcs variants are slightly more radiosensitive than cells completely deficient in DNA-PK
167 or ataxia telangiectasia (A-T) are much more radiosensitive than cells from unaffected individuals.
168 od) and CFU-GM(blood) were considerably more radiosensitive than femoral progenitors, thereby providi
169 hree SCAN1 lines examined were slightly more radiosensitive than normal cells, but only for fractiona
177 (177)Lu-DOTA-Bn), that leads to high TIs for radiosensitive tissues such as blood (TI = 73) and kidne
178 ietic rescue but by positive impact on other radiosensitive tissues, such as the intestinal mucosa.
179 tion (IR) induces p53-dependent apoptosis in radiosensitive tissues, suggesting that p53 is a determi
183 umor xenograft, was selected from a parental radiosensitive tumor SCC-61 by eight serial cycles of pa
189 significant difference in expression between radiosensitive versus radiotolerant strains, suggesting
190 licular lymphoma has been shown to be highly radiosensitive with responses to doses as low as 4 Gy in
191 ic small round cell tumor (DSRCT) is a rare, radiosensitive, yet difficult-to-treat sarcoma subtype a