Cellular Defenses Against Radiation-Induced Carcinogenesis:

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With all of these well-defined pathways and wellcharacterized genes that are known to be involved in resisting radiation damage to cells, it is tempting to speculate that different forms of the genes from these pathways might alter individual risk of radiation-induced cancer. We know this to be true in the special case of individuals with genetic diseases that have functional mutations in both alleles. But is it true for heterozygotes of mutated genes, or normal individuals with polymorphic forms of these genes How do we go about answering this fundamental question NCI REB Radiation Epidemiology Course, May 14, 2007 TJJ
CASE STUDY: Finding Molecular Targets for Radiation-Induced Basal Cell Carcinoma NCI REB Radiation Epidemiology Course, May 14, 2007 TJJ
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