Comparing the flux variation among the various space radiations, we find that the intervals of large trapped proton flux coincide fairly well with the fast degradation of the solar cells.
In spite of the high resistance of this organism to radiation, we found that this amount of PtNPs slightly but reproducibly increases cell death by 37% after exposure to gamma rays at a dose of 8 kGy.
During and after radiation we found more than 60% of patients with GLEA2 ELISA values above the chosen threshold.
Comparing the GLEA2 values during and after radiation we found similar numbers of GLEA2 values above or below the diagonal indicating that GLEA2 values did not obviously change after radiation (Fig. 2D).
However, when the samples were compared to positive controls subjected to gamma radiation, we found positive signs of chromatin condensation 6 h after radiation (Fig. 4).
Using the rat skin as a model for cancer induction by ionizing radiation, we found concurrent activation of K-ras and c-myc oncogenes in end-stage tumors.
When we analysed the common DE genes between the dose 0 10 cGy and dose 0 100 cGy comparisons at time 0 h (5 min post radiation), we found a wide range of biological processes perturbed, but with no specific processes dominating.
Under low level of radiation, we found that the SISO system was comfortable with positive feedback, which had larger margin of stabilizing gains, whereas negative feedback allowed far narrower choices.
After 8 Gy TBI radiation, we found that the average weight of the mice in the standard RT group declined gradually until all mice died by the eighth day after radiation, while in the PLDR group, the animal weight did not decrease until the 11th day when the mice began to die.
Within each of the postglacial species flocks of the Alpine whitefish radiation we find evidence for the action of disruptive natural selection in the shaping of within-lake species diversity through the identification of FST outlier loci and/or significant adaptive trait/candidate loci associations.
While a retrospective clinical study of patients with HPV-negative HNSCC-associated low ERCC1 with improved outcomes after surgery plus radiation 18, we found that high ERCC1 expression was related to increased radiation sensitivity.
