Search for dissertations about: "mutant frequency"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 42 swedish dissertations containing the words mutant frequency.
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1. Investigation of radiation-induced genetic and epigeneticeffects using cultured cells and Drosophila as experimental models: with focus on dose rate
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2. Studies of mutant p53-targeting small molecules
Abstract : Multiple cellular stresses, such as DNA damage, oncogene activation, hypoxia, and telomere erosion induce p53 protein levels leading to an array of biological responses, including cell cycle arrest and apoptosis. p53 exerts its function mainly through transcriptional regulation of specific target genes, but is also able to induce transcriptional-independent apoptosis. READ MORE
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3. Studies on mutagenesis by ethylene oxide and styrene oxide in the hprt gene in human cells
Abstract : Environmental, occupational and life style-related exposures to mutagenic agents may contribute to cancer risk in humans. To prevent the potentially hazardous effects of such agents it is important to understand their mechanisms of action. READ MORE
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4. Role of MTH1 and MYH proteins in genotoxic effects of radiation
Abstract : Humans are constantly exposed to different types of radiations. It has been suggested that low dose and low dose rate of γ-radiation as well as ultra violet A (UVA) induce oxidative stress in cells that may promote mutations. READ MORE
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5. HPRT mutational spectra and microsatellite DNA instability in HNPCC and lung cancer patients
Abstract : The, general aims of this work have been to explore the use of microsatellite DNA length variation and mutational spectra of the hypoxanthine guanine phosphoribosyltransferase (HPRT) locus in T-cells as tools for a better understanding of human somatic mutagenesis in vivo. In particular (a) how inherited mismatch repair (MMR) deficiency may affect the stability of microsatellite DNA and the mutational spectrum at the HPRT locus, and (b) how the mutational spectrum at the HPRT locus is influenced by smoking, and by predisposition to lung cancer among never smokers. READ MORE