Apoptosis
Studies from Cancer Center reveal new findings on apoptosis
Published in Clinical Oncology Week, June 14th, 2010
New investigation results, 'X-irradiation of human bronchial cancer cells causes the bystander effects in normal bronchial cells in vitro,' are detailed in a study published in Neoplasma. According to a study from Gliwice, Poland, "Using X radiation commonly used in radiotherapy of cancers we investigated bystander interactions between human cells: irradiated A549 bronchial carcinoma human cells and non irradiated BEAS-2B normal bronchial epithelial cells. Non irradiated cells were incubated in medium transferred from irradiated A549 cells (ICM-irradiation conditioned medium) for 48h and next the chromosomal damage and apoptosis were estimated."
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