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G2 phase arrest of cell cycle induced by ionizing radiation

  • Received Date: 2002-05-28
  • The exposure of mammalian cells to X rays results in the prolongation of the cell cycle,including the delay or the arrest in G1,S and G2 phase.The major function of G1 arrest may be to eliminate the cells containing DNA damage and only occurs in the cells with wild type p53 function whereas G2 arrest following ionizing radiation has been shown to be important in protecting the cells from death and occurs in all cells regardless of p53 status.So the study on G2 phase arrest of the cell cycle induced by ionizing radiation has currently become a focus at radiobiological fields.
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Abstract: The exposure of mammalian cells to X rays results in the prolongation of the cell cycle,including the delay or the arrest in G1,S and G2 phase.The major function of G1 arrest may be to eliminate the cells containing DNA damage and only occurs in the cells with wild type p53 function whereas G2 arrest following ionizing radiation has been shown to be important in protecting the cells from death and occurs in all cells regardless of p53 status.So the study on G2 phase arrest of the cell cycle induced by ionizing radiation has currently become a focus at radiobiological fields.

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