Sentence examples for radiation susceptibility from inspiring English sources

b Enhanced radiation susceptibility.

Each proliferation assay detected the known radiation susceptibility gene, PRKDC.

In addition, anti-EGFR/HGNs manipulate the cancer cell cycle to enhance radiation susceptibility.

To understand the molecular mechanisms underlying radiation-induced physiological responses, and to be able to predict the radiation susceptibility of normal tissues in individual patients, it is important to identify a comprehensive set of genes responsible for radiation susceptibility.

Our results indicate that this method may be useful for large-scale screens designed to identify novel radiation susceptibility genes.

In a trial screen using 28 shRNA vectors, another known gene, CDKN1A, and one new radiation susceptibility gene, ATP5G3, were identified.

Physical properties measurements are another way to indicate lithological variations (e.g., natural gamma ray radiation, magnetic susceptibility) and grain size (e.g., gamma ray attenuation, porosity) and provide also information on state of consolidation, deformation, and strain.

While the radiation damage susceptibility of pyrochlore A2B2O7 materials decreases as a function of the cation radius ratio rA/rB, the current study correlates this behavior with the stability field of monoclinic structures, where rLa/rTi > rGd/rTi.

We decided that this trade-off was worthwhile because the radiation gene susceptibility question is of primary importance.

However, as yet, there has been little epidemiologic research on the risk of breast cancer in relation to radiation and genetic susceptibility of long-term RB survivors.

Total gamma radiation and magnetic susceptibility were measured in the field with a portable "GS-512" gamma-ray spectrometer (SatisGeo; measuring time 20 s) and a handhold "SM-20" magnetic susceptibility meter (GF Instruments) with a sensitivity of 10− 6 SI units.