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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-61490-7ctions and, in particular, on the healing process have fascinated clinicians and researchers for many years. Hippocrates described in detail many febrile diseases and commented extensively on the beneficial role of fever. A Roman, Celsus, catalogued the clinical symptoms of inflammation and noticed their association with fevers.

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Mechanisms of Heat Action,the cause of thermotolerance? What are the mechanisms of accentuated X-ray cytotoxicity at elevated temperatures? Finally, I will look at some of the mechanisms likely to be responsible for heat-drug interactions.

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Thermal Enhancement of the Actions of Anticancer Agents,er the cell at higher temperature, since permeabilities to most substances are increased with temperature. The temperature dependence of the action of such agents would not necessarily follow Arrhenius kinetics. Again, examples of such behavior can be found (e.g., adriamycin).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-00209-9research of such investigations depends on their ability to predict behavior of cell populations . Historically, in research on heat effects the tissue culture studies enjoy a rather unique position. It is largely the results of such studies that have fanned the current clinical interest, not the re

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Reisen und internationale Kongresse,The finding is not universal: other murine tumors appear to be more heat resistant, and their sterilization by heat alone can only be accomplished at the cost of considerable and perhaps excessive local tissue damage. I will also present data on combined heat-X-ray and heat-drug treatments; some of