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Title<br />
zOLEDRONIC ACID AND RADIATION: ACCELERATED TOXICITy<br />
Authors<br />
A. OLIVARES RuEDA 1 , M. ALCARAz 1 , D. ARMERO 2 , M. ALCARAz-SAuRA 1 , D. ACHEL 3 ,<br />
J. CASTILLO 4<br />
Affiliations<br />
1 Department of Radiology and Physical Medicine , Faculty of Medicine/Dentistry. University of<br />
Murcia, MURCIA, SPAIN, 2 Department of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine/Dentistry. University of<br />
Murcia, MURCIA, SPAIN, 3 Applied Radiation Biology Centre, Radiological and Medical Sciences<br />
Research Institute, Ghana Atomic Energy Commission, LEGON-ACCRA, GHANA, 4 Research and<br />
Development Department of Nutrafur-Furfural Español S.A., MURCIA, SPAIN<br />
Body<br />
Objetive: To determine the radiosensitization capacity of Zoledronic acid (Z) in the combined<br />
treatment with ionizing radiation (IR) by evaluating its genotoxic and cytotoxic capacity in<br />
non-tumoral cells.<br />
Methods: The genotoxic effect of Z w<strong>as</strong> studied by means of the micronucleus test in cytokinesis-blocked<br />
cells of human lymphocytes irradiated (CBMN) before and after of 2 Gy of X-rays,<br />
while the cytotoxic effect w<strong>as</strong> studied by a cell viability test (MTT) in the PNT2 (normal prostate)<br />
cell line before and after exposure to different X-ray doses (0Gy-20Gy) in four groups (Z<br />
alone, radiation alone, Z+IR and IR+Z).<br />
Results: A dose-dependent and time-dependent cytotoxic effect of Z and IR on PNT2 cells in<br />
vitro (p>0.001) w<strong>as</strong> demonstrated. With the concentrations recommended for humans, the<br />
combined treatment had a more pronounced effect than individual treatments (p