The cell survival curves depend on ''biological'' factors typical of the irradiated material (cellular type, strain, origin, position in the mitotic cycle, oxygenation, temperature,...) and on ''physical'' factors in connection with the radiation quality (high or low LET radiation) and with its application modalities (dose rate, fractionation,...). The influence of these factors will be reviewed as well as the different models and concepts used to interpret the shape of the curves. Their role in radiotherapy will also be recalled
Models for the response of cells exposed to low LET radiation can be grouped into three general type...
A methodology of calculations of survival curves with an account for ion tracks interference is deve...
During the usual procedure of testing cell survival by colony-forming ability, repair of potentially...
International audienceCell survival is conventionally defined as the capability of irradiated cells ...
Radiobiological model such as linear quadratic is widely used in clinical radiotherapy to predict th...
Experimental data on cellular survival in vitro often serve as a radiobiological basis for modeling ...
Title: Modelling of radiobiological mechanisms in cells and tissues Author: Hana Hromcikova Departme...
Dose-effect relations and, specifically, cell survival curves are surveyed with emphasis on the inte...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Overview of the cell cycle regulation, cell responses to environmental factors and rad...
<p>(A) Clonogenic survival of various human cell lines exposed to acute <sup>137</sup>Cs γ-irradiati...
A brief overview of fundamental concepts in radiobiology is provided. The concept of cell survival a...
Background: Current studies in radiotherapy aim to develop better methods for curing patients fromca...
We have investigated the dose rate effects on cell damage caused by photon-beam irradiation. During ...
Radiobiology is the science of studying the interaction between radiation and biological tissues and...
Originally published in vol. 16 no. 6 of Radiation Research journal. The Radiation Research Society ...
Models for the response of cells exposed to low LET radiation can be grouped into three general type...
A methodology of calculations of survival curves with an account for ion tracks interference is deve...
During the usual procedure of testing cell survival by colony-forming ability, repair of potentially...
International audienceCell survival is conventionally defined as the capability of irradiated cells ...
Radiobiological model such as linear quadratic is widely used in clinical radiotherapy to predict th...
Experimental data on cellular survival in vitro often serve as a radiobiological basis for modeling ...
Title: Modelling of radiobiological mechanisms in cells and tissues Author: Hana Hromcikova Departme...
Dose-effect relations and, specifically, cell survival curves are surveyed with emphasis on the inte...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Overview of the cell cycle regulation, cell responses to environmental factors and rad...
<p>(A) Clonogenic survival of various human cell lines exposed to acute <sup>137</sup>Cs γ-irradiati...
A brief overview of fundamental concepts in radiobiology is provided. The concept of cell survival a...
Background: Current studies in radiotherapy aim to develop better methods for curing patients fromca...
We have investigated the dose rate effects on cell damage caused by photon-beam irradiation. During ...
Radiobiology is the science of studying the interaction between radiation and biological tissues and...
Originally published in vol. 16 no. 6 of Radiation Research journal. The Radiation Research Society ...
Models for the response of cells exposed to low LET radiation can be grouped into three general type...
A methodology of calculations of survival curves with an account for ion tracks interference is deve...
During the usual procedure of testing cell survival by colony-forming ability, repair of potentially...