Sensitizing human cervical cancer cells in vitro to ionizing radiation with interferon β or γ

Gamma interferon; Female genital diseases; Uterine diseases; Dose activity relation; Clonogenic assay; Mechanism of action; TP53 Gene; In vitro; Tumor cell; Uterus; Malignant tumor; Radiosensitivity; Beta interferon; Interféron gamma; Appareil génital femelle pathologie; Utérus pathologie; Relation dose réponse; Test clonogénicité; Mécanisme action; Gène TP53; Cellule tumorale; Utérus; Tumeur maligne; Radiosensibilité; Interféron bêta

Disciplines :

Oncology

Author, co-author :

Grueninger, L

Cottin, Y-X

Li, Y-X

Noël, Agnès ; Université de Liège - ULiège

Ozsahin, M

COUCKE, Philippe ; Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois

Language :

English

Title :

Sensitizing human cervical cancer cells in vitro to ionizing radiation with interferon β or γ

Publication date :

1999

Journal title :

Radiation Research

ISSN :

0033-7587

Publisher :

Kluge Carden Jennnings Pub Co, Charlottesville, United States - Virginia

Volume :

152

Issue :

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