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Effect of breathing hypoxic gas mixtures followed by irradiation on tumour cell survival in experimental mouse tumors
It is generally accepted that most tumours contain radioresistant hypoxic cells, which limit the effectiveness of photon radiation. This dissertation outlines an attempt to i increase the sensitivity of mouse tumours to X- and gamma radiation by reducing the fraction of hypoxic cells in tumours. It...
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Department of Philosophy
2023
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