Absence of adaptive response to low-level irradiation from tritiated thymidine and X-rays in lymphocytes of two individuals examined in serial experiments

Human Lymphocytes Exposed to Low Doses of Ionizing Radiations Become Refractory to High Doses of Radiation as Well as to Chemical Mutagens that Induce Double-strand Breaks in DNA

1988 • 283 citations

Characterization of the Adaptive Response to Ionizing Radiation Induced by Low Doses of X Rays to Human Lymphocytes

1987 • 273 citations

Very low doses of X-rays can cause human lymphocytes to become less susceptible to ionizing radiation

1987 • 235 citations

Evidence that the [³H]thymidine-induced adaptive response of human lymphocytes to subsequent doses of X-rays involves the induction of a chromosomal repair mechanism

1986 • 224 citations

Variability of the adaptive response to ionizing radiations in humans

1989 • 169 citations

Adaptive response of human lymphocytes to low-level radiation from radioisotopes or X-rays

1989 • 153 citations

Resistance and cross-resistance to chromosome damage in human blood lymphocytes adapted to bleomycin

1989 • 73 citations

Dependence of the frequency of harlequin-stained cells on BrdU concentration in human lymphocyte cultures

1981 • 47 citations

Adaptive response after X-irradiation of human lymphocytes?

1989 • 34 citations

Adaptation-like response to the chemical induction of sister chromatid exchanges in human lymphocytes

1986 • 21 citations

Mitogenic stimulation may induce an anti-mutagenic repair system in human lymphocytes

1986 • 10 citations

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