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Radiation biophysics at the Gran Sasso laboratory: Influence of a low background radiation environment on the adaptive response of living cells

TitoloRadiation biophysics at the Gran Sasso laboratory: Influence of a low background radiation environment on the adaptive response of living cells
Tipo di pubblicazioneArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Anno di Pubblicazione2000
AutoriAntonelli, Francesca, Belli M., Sapora O., Simone G., Sorrentino E., Tabocchini M.A., Amicarelli F., Ara C., Ceru' M.P., Colafarina S., L. Devirgliis Conti, De Marco Alessandra, Pruiti B., Balata M., Falgiani A., Nisi S., and Satta L.
RivistaNuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements
Volume87
Paginazione508-509
ISSN09205632
Abstract

Mammalian cells were cultured in parallel at the Istituto Superiore di Sanita', in the presence of standard radiation background, and at the INFN-Gran Sasso underground Laboratory, exposed to low radiation background. Both cultures were grown for up to six months and periodically tested to check for the onset of metabolic changes and different sensitivity to genotoxic damage caused by ionizing and UV radiation, as well as by chemical agents. These tests include measurements of enzyme activities protecting from oxidative cell damage, induction of apoptosis and mutation.

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Citation KeyAntonelli2000508