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Radiation-response in primary fibroblasts of long-term survivors of childhood cancer with and without second primary neoplasms: the KiKme study.

Caine Lucas GrandtLara Kim BrackmannAlicia PoplawskiHeike SchwarzWillempje Hummel-BartenschlagerThomas HankelnChristiane KraemerFederico MariniSebastian ZahnreichIris SchmittPhilipp DreesJohanna MirschDesiree GrabowHeinz SchmidbergerHarald BinderMoritz HessDanuta GaletzkaManuela Marron
Published in: Molecular medicine (Cambridge, Mass.) (2022)
Our results show dose-dependent differences in the radiation response between N1/N2+ and N0. While mechanisms against genotoxic stress were activated to the same extent after a high dose in all groups, the radiation response was impaired after a low dose in N1/N2+, suggesting an increased risk for adverse effects including carcinogenesis, particularly in N2+.
Keyphrases
  • low dose
  • high dose
  • childhood cancer
  • radiation induced
  • radiation therapy
  • stress induced