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Studies of “potentially lethal damage” in EMT6 mouse tumour cells treated with bleomycin either in vitro or in vivo

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Published1975
Citations34
References17

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1972 • 411 citations

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1966 • 310 citations

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1972 • 226 citations

Repair of Potentially Lethal Radiation DamageIn VitroandIn Vivo

1973 • 194 citations

Potentially Lethal Radiation Damage: Repair by Mammalian Cells in Culture

1969 • 130 citations

Response of Solid Tumor Cells Exposed to Chemotherapeutic Agents In Vivo: Cell Survival After 2- and 24-Hour Exposure2

1973 • 69 citations

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1971 • 61 citations

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1967 • 54 citations

Studies on recovery from chemically induced damage in mammalian cells.

1975 • 50 citations

Cell survival and repair of plateau-phase cultures after chemotherapy--relevance to tumor therapy and to the in vitro screening of new agents.

1973 • 39 citations

Radioautographic studies on the intracellular distribution of bleomycin-14C in mouse tumor cells.

1974 • 38 citations

The effect of bleomycin and radiation in combination on bacteria and mammalian cells in culture

1974 • 36 citations

CHANGES IN CELL PROLIFERATION KINETICS OCCURRING DURING THE LIFE HISTORY OF MONOLAYER CULTURES OF A MOUSE TUMOUR CELL LINE

1975 • 30 citations

Potentiation of bleomycin by an antifungal polyene, pentamycin, in transformed animal cells.

1974 • 28 citations

Changes in sensitivity to radiation and to bleomycin occurring during the life history of monolayer cultures of a mouse tumour cell line

1975 • 22 citations

The sensitivity to bleomycin of a solid mouse tumour at different stages of growth

1974 • 17 citations

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1974 • 12 citations

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