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The effects of the modification of energy metabolism on cellular response to ionizing radiation
It is generally accepted that energy is required for repair of radiation-induced damage in living cells. Some of this energy is probably provided by adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which is derived from energy substrates via energy metabolism. This dissertation follows two general avenues. The first e...
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Division of Radiation Oncology
2018
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