Production of stress proteins in mechanism of forming of secondary radioresistance of rat cells of Geren carcinoma
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https://doi.org/10.7124/bc.000423Abstract
Influence of ionizing radiation at a dose of 8 Gy induces the expression of stress proteins (SP) 47,69/70, 80/82,107 and 140/150 kDa in rat cells of Geren carcinoma. T fie latter protein is not expressing under the other conditions. As far as forming of secondary acquired radioresistance (course of radiation 50 Gy alternated with innoculation) protein 140/150 is being detected not only after testing radiation but becomes constitutive.References
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