Search for dissertations about: "comet assay"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 27 swedish dissertations containing the words comet assay.
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21. Influence of genetic polymorphisms on DNA repair, p53 mutations and cancer risk
Abstract : Individuals have different susceptibility towards environmental exposures that may cause or contribute to disease. This inter-individual variation is partly due to genetic polymorphisms in genes involved in DNA repair and metabolism, which have potential to modulate the function of the encoded proteins. READ MORE
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22. Factors modifying cellular response to ionizing radiation
Abstract : Many physical factors influence the biological effect of exposure to ionizing radiation, including radiation quality, dose rate and temperature. This thesis focuses on how these factors influence the outcome of exposure and the mechanisms behind the cellular response. READ MORE
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23. Cellular responses to combined irradiation with alpha particles and X-rays
Abstract : Mixed radiation fields, where different ionizing particles act together, are very important in radiobiology and in radiation protection. Mixed beams are not only the most common form of radiation exposure, but the prediction of their biological effect is also full of uncertainties. READ MORE
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24. Characterization of toxicological effects of a novel in vivo benzo[a]pyrene metabolite in colonic cells
Abstract : Cancer of the colon and rectum is the third most common cancer form in the world. Where the majority of cases fall into the category of sporadic colorectal cancer (CRC), lifestyle and diet have been found to be important risk factors associated with CRC. READ MORE
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25. DNA lesions and carcinogenicity from the urban air pollutants 2- and 3-nitrobenzanthrone
Abstract : In the early 1990's, Japanese doctors in urban areas discovered an increasing incidence of lung cancer among women, which was not attributed to a change in diet or smoking. This led to a growing investigation of urban air, and subsequently the discovery of 3-nitrobenzanthrone (3-NBA), a pollutant originating from diesel emissions. READ MORE