Titlebook: Eicosanoids and Radiation; Peter Polgar Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston 1988 cancer.cancer research.cell.cell culture.hormone

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Radiobiology of Blood Vessels,the irradiated field. The timing and severity of the acute effects depend upon : (1) transit time for maturing cells within the tissue compartment; (2) dose fraction size; and (3) protraction (the total time in which the radiation is delivered).

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403943743the irradiated field. The timing and severity of the acute effects depend upon : (1) transit time for maturing cells within the tissue compartment; (2) dose fraction size; and (3) protraction (the total time in which the radiation is delivered).

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The Developing Countries Today,ry overproduction of reticulin fibers, hyperplasia of elastic fibers eventuating in elastosis, increased levels of the glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) comprising the ground substance and changes in the microvasculature. First described in actinically damaged humans (4,5), systematic investigation required

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137463661platelet aggregatory (TXA2, PGG2 and PGH2) (10–14) and anti-aggregatory properties (PGE2 and PGI2) (15–18) may play a role in radiation-induced tissue injury. This hypothesis is based on the observation that radiation exposure results in tissue injury (19–35) and tissue injury is associated with the release of cyclooxygenase products (36–39).

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Hilary Footitt,Angela M. Crack,Wine Tesseurf knowledge which has accumulated about eicosanoids and their important role as mediators of cutaneous inflammation, including UV-induced cutaneous changes. In this chapter, we will review the known effects of UV radiation on cutaneous eicosanoid metabolism,

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