Low Doses of Radiation Increase the Latency of Spontaneous Lymphomas and Spinal Osteosarcomas in Cancer-Prone, Radiation-SensitiveTrp53Heterozygous Mice

Volume: 159, Issue: 3, Pages: 320 - 327
Published: Mar 1, 2003
Abstract
Mice heterozygous for Trp53 are radiation-sensitive and cancer-prone, spontaneously developing a variety of cancer types. Osteosarcomas in the spine lead to paralysis, while lymphomas lead rapidly to death, distinct events that provide objective measures of latency. The effects of a single low-dose (10 or 100 mGy), low-dose-rate (0.5 mGy/min) (60)Co gamma irradiation on lymphoma or spinal osteosarcoma frequency and latency, defined as time of...
Paper Details
Title
Low Doses of Radiation Increase the Latency of Spontaneous Lymphomas and Spinal Osteosarcomas in Cancer-Prone, Radiation-SensitiveTrp53Heterozygous Mice
Published Date
Mar 1, 2003
Volume
159
Issue
3
Pages
320 - 327
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