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International Journal of Radiation Biology Volume 56, 1989 - Issue 6
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Original Article

Manipulation of the Radiosensitivity of Pig Epidermis by Changing the Concentration of Oxygen and Halothane in the Anaesthetic Gas Mixture

G.J.M.J. van den Aardweg CRC Normal Tissue Radiobiological Research Group, Research Institute (University of Oxford), Churchill Hospital, Oxford, OX3 7LJ, UK
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J.W. Hopewell CRC Normal Tissue Radiobiological Research Group, Research Institute (University of Oxford), Churchill Hospital, Oxford, OX3 7LJ, UK
Pages 1023-1032 | Received 15 Feb 1989, Accepted 15 Jul 1989, Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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G.J.M.J. Van Den Aardweg, J.W. Hopewell, G.E. Adams, D.W.H. Barnes, J.M. Sansom, I.J. Stratford & A.B.W. Nethersell. (1991) Protection of Pig Epidermis against Radiation-induced Damage by the Infusion of BW12C. International Journal of Radiation Biology 59:4, pages 1039-1051.
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W.T. Millar & J.W. Hopewell. (2007) Effects of very low dose-rate 90Sr/90Y exposure on the acute moist desquamation response of pig skin. Radiotherapy and Oncology 83:2, pages 187-195.
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G J M J van den Aardweg, G M Morris, A Bywaters, E J Bakker & W J Mooi. (2001) Changes in epidermal radiosensitivity with time associated with increased colony numbers. The British Journal of Radiology 74:881, pages 434-444.
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P C Hamm, E J Bakker, A P van den Berg, G J van den Aardweg, A G Visser & P C Levendag. (2000) Single dose irradiation response of pig skin: a comparison of brachytherapy using a single, high dose rate iridium-192 stepping source with 200 kV X-rays.. The British Journal of Radiology 73:871, pages 762-770.
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G J van den Aardweg & W J Mooi. (1999) Determination of colony numbers in pig epidermis as an estimate for radiosensitivity. A rapid assay based on in vitro BrdU-labelling.. The British Journal of Radiology 72:863, pages 1104-1109.
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J W Hopewell. (1997) The Volume Effect in Radiotherapy—Its Biological Significance. The British Journal of Radiology 70:Special-Issue-1, pages S32-S40.
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J-L Lefaix, M Martin, Y Tricaud & F Daburon. (1993) Muscular fibrosis induced after pig skin irradiation with single doses of 192 lr γ-rays . The British Journal of Radiology 66:786, pages 537-544.
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G.J.M.J. van den Aardweg & J.W. Hopewell. (1992) The kinetics of repair for sublethal radiation-induced damage in the pig epidermis: an interpretation based on a fast and a slow component of repair. Radiotherapy and Oncology 23:2, pages 94-104.
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J.W. Hopewell & G.J.M.J. Van Den Aardweg. (1991) Studies of dose-fractionation on early and late responses in pig skin: A reappraisal of the importance of the overall treatment time and its effects on radiosensitization and incomplete repair. International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics 21:6, pages 1441-1450.
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