Tor Brustad

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Tor Brustad is affiliated with the following schools: University of Oslo, University of California, Berkeley, Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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According to Wikipedia, Tor Brustad was a Norwegian biophysicist. Personal life Brustad was born in Nittedal on 20 December 1926, to schoolteacher Johan Ludvig Brustad and Aslaug Kristoffersen. He married Berte-Marie Bjørtomt in 1953.

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Vascular structure of five human malignant melanomas grown in athymic nude mice. (1982) (106)
Radiation sensitivity in vitro of cells isolated from human tumor surgical specimens. (1987) (97)
Rapid mixing and pulse radiolysis equipment as tools in radiobiological research. (1968) (80)
Vascular changes in a human malignant melanoma xenograft following single-dose irradiation. (1984) (75)
Influence of linear energy transfer and oxygen tension on the effectiveness of ionizing radiations for induction of mutations and lethality in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. (1965) (64)
X-ray inactivation of human cells in tissue culture under aerobic and extremely hypoxic conditions in the presence and absence of TMPN. (1973) (63)
Molecular and Cellular Effects of Fast Charged Particles (1961) (61)
Heavy Ions and Some Aspects of Their use in Molecular and Cellular Radiobiology (1962) (59)
Effects of Glycerol and of Anoxia on the Radiosensitivity of Haploid Yeasts to Densely Ionizing Particles (1963) (48)
Radioresponsiveness of human melanoma xenografts given fractionated irradiation in vivo--relationship to the initial slope of the cell survival curves in vitro. (1987) (46)
Tumour growth delay following single dose irradiation of human melanoma xenografts. Correlations with tumour growth parameters, vascular structure and cellular radiosensitivity. (1985) (43)
Inhibitory and cytotoxic effects of Oncovin (Vincristine sulfate) on cells of human line NHIK 3025. (1976) (37)
Radiation response of multicellular spheroids initiated from five human melanoma xenograft lines. Relationship to the radioresponsiveness in vivo. (1986) (35)
Effect of hyperthermia on human melanoma cells heated either as solid tumors in athymic nude mice or in vitro (1982) (34)
Long-lived species in irradiated N2O-flushed saline phosphate buffer, with toxic effect upon E. coli K-12. (1976) (33)
Primary and secondary cell death in human melanoma xenografts following hyperthermic treatment. (1986) (32)
Radiation response in vitro of cells from five human malignant melanoma xenografts. (1981) (31)
Inactivation of Dry T-1 bacteriophage by helium ions, carbon ions, and oxygen ions: comparison of effect for tracks of various ion density. (1960) (31)
Development of thermotolerance in a human melanoma xenograft. (1984) (30)
THE RELATIVE ROLES OF IONIZATION AND EXCITATION PROCESSES IN THE RADIATION INACTIVATION OF ENZYMES (1964) (29)
Survival curves after X-ray and heat treatments for melanoma cells derived directly from surgical specimens of tumours in man. (1985) (27)
Effect of cobalt-60 gamma rays and DTIC (5-(3,3 dimethyl-1-triazeno)-imidazole-r-carboxamide) on human malignant melanomas grown in athymic nude mice. (1977) (26)
Effect of single dose irradiation on the proliferation kinetics in a human malignant melanoma in athymic nude mice. (1980) (26)
DNA strand breaks measured within 100 milliseconds of irradiation of Escherichia coli by 4 MeV electrons. (1975) (26)
Study of the Radiosensitivity of Dry Preparations of Lysozyme, Trypsin, and Deoxyribonuclease, Exposed to Accelerated Nuclei of Hydrogen, Helium, Carbon, Oxygen and Neon (1960) (26)
Recovery from x-ray induced damage in human cells grown in culture. (1977) (25)
The effects of radical scavengers on the radiosensitivity of lysozyme in dilute aqueous solutions of varying pH. (1966) (25)
HEAVY-CHARGED-PARTICLE BEAMS. (1968) (25)
Radiation response of two human malignant melanomas grown in athymic nude mice. (1981) (25)
The radiosensitizing effect of metronidazole and misonidazole (Ro-07-0582) on a human malignant melanoma grown in the athymic mutant nude mouse. (1978) (24)
Reactions between organic nitroxyl free radicals and radiation-induced transients in the DNA bases. (1972) (24)
Heat sensitivity and thermotolerance in cells from five human melanoma xenografts. (1984) (21)
Radiosensitizing effect of misonidazole in fractionated gamma-ray treatment of a human malignant melanoma grown in athymic nude mice. (1979) (20)
Radiation response of human melanoma multicellular spheroids measured as single cell survival, growth delay, and spheroid cure: comparisons with the parent tumor xenograft. (1986) (19)
A transparent chamber for the dorsal skin fold of athymic mice. (1984) (19)
Broad-shouldered survival curves of a human melanoma xenograft. Implications for radiation therapy in the absence and presence of misonidazole. (1981) (18)
Experimental evidence for covalent binding of an organic nitroxide free radical to radiation induced DNA radicals (1970) (18)
Differential responses to radiation and hyperthermia of cloned cell lines derived from a single human melanoma xenograft. (1984) (17)
On the time scale for radioprotection by and permeation of glycerol in anoxic cells of E. coli B. (1971) (17)
EXPERIMENTAL SETUP AND DOSIMETRY FOR INVESTIGATING BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON DENSELY IONIZING RADIATIONS (1960) (16)
On the binding of an organic nitroxide free radical to radiation-induced desoxyribonuclei acid (DNA) radicals under anoxic conditions (1971) (16)
Reactions between nitroxyls and radiation-induced long-lived DNA-transients. (1973) (15)
Arrhenius analysis of the heat response in vivo and in vitro of human melanoma xenografts. (1986) (15)
Cell proliferation kinetics in two human tumors grown in athymic nude mice (1977) (14)
Tumour growth delay, cell inactivation and vascular damage following hyperthermic treatment of a human melanoma xenograft. (1984) (14)
Radiosensitivity of the cells of an established human melanoma cell line and the parent melanoma xenograft. (1983) (14)
Binding of nitroxyls to radiation-induced DNA-transients in E. coli K-12 under in vivo conditions and its relevance for radiosensitization. (1974) (14)
Radiosensitization of anoxic cells of E. coli K-12 by organic nitroxyl free radicals. (1972) (13)
Response of human malignant melanoma xenografts to hyperthermia: effect of vascular occlusion. (1981) (13)
Heat response of human melanoma multicellular spheroids: comparisons with single cells and xenografted tumors. (1985) (12)
Radiosensitization by misonidazole of a human malignant melanoma grown in athymic nude mice. (1980) (12)
Vascular structure of the C3H mammary carcinoma, the B16 melanoma and the Lewis lung carcinoma in syngeneic, conventional mice and congenitally athymic mice. (1985) (11)
Response to heat treatment (42.5°C) in vivo and in vitro of five human melanoma xenografts (1984) (11)
Reactions between nitroxyl free radicals and radiation-induced transients in nucleosides. (1973) (11)
Differences in thermosensitization among cloned cell lines isolated from a single human melanoma xenograft. (1986) (11)
INFLUENCE OF H2S ON THE RADIOSENSITIVITY OF ENZYMES AND MICROORGANISMS. (1964) (10)
Radiosensitizing effect of misonidazole in acute and fractionated irradiation of a human osteosarcoma xenograft. (1980) (10)
Intercellular contact and the radiation response of cells of human melanoma xenografts. (1983) (9)
Tumour control following single-dose irradiation of a human melanoma xenograft. (1983) (9)
Effect of clinically relevant irradiation regimes on human malignant melanomas grown in athymic nude mice. (1977) (9)
Spin-quenching by oxygen of a radiosensitizing nitroxide free radical in aqueous solution. (1970) (9)
Radiation and cancer risk (1990) (9)
Inactivation of various temperatures of the esterase activity of dried trypsin by radiations of different LET. (1967) (9)
The Effect of Heat and of UV-Light on X-Ray Induced ESR-Centers in alpha-Alanine. (1964) (8)
The yield of radiation-induced DNA single-strand breaks in Escherichia coli and superinfecting phage lambda at different dose rates. Repair of strand breaks in different buffers. (1976) (8)
Inactivation and Induction of Free Radicals in Dried Trypsin (1966) (8)
Radiation and heat sensitivity of cells from two slowly growing human melanoma xenografts. (1984) (7)
The radiosensitizing and radioprotective effect of the organic nitroxyl-free radical TMPN on extremely hypoxic human cells of line NHIK 3025, cultivated in vitro. (1974) (7)
Inactivation and Induction of Electron Spin Resonance-Centres in Trypsin by Ionizing Radiation and by Ultra-Violet Light (1966) (7)
Survival after X-irradiation of Extremely Hypoxic Human Cells Cultured in Vitro (1974) (6)
Hyperthermic radiosensitization of cells from a human melanoma xenograft. (1984) (6)
Heterogeneity in heat sensitivity and development of thermotolerance of cloned cell lines derived from a single human melanoma xenograft. (1985) (6)
Inactivation and trapped radicals in dry trypsin exposed to ultraviolet light. (1967) (5)
On the X-Ray Inactivation at Various Temperatures of Trypsin in Dry State and Aqueous Solution (1968) (5)
Effect of hyperthermia alone and in combination with 60Co radiation on the growth of B16 melanoma in mice. (1979) (5)
LONG‐LIVED RADIATION‐INDUCED FREE RADICALS IN ANOXIC WET DNA AS STUDIED BY ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY * (1973) (4)
In-situ localization of a photosensitizer as evaluated by vital microscopy (1997) (4)
Letter: Pulse radiolytic investigation of reactions of diamide with hydrated electrons and OH-radicals. (1974) (4)
Radiation sensitizing effect of diamide on human cells cultivated in vitro. (1976) (4)
A pilot experiment to compare regression of transplants of two different human tumors in athymic nude mice following single exposures to 60co radiation. (1976) (3)
RADIOBIOLOGICAL STUDIES WITH ACCELERATED HEAVY IONS (1958) (3)
On the mechanism for phosphate-mediated increase of Cl2− yield in irradiated, neutral chloride solution (1976) (3)
Szilard‐Chalmers Reaction on CH3I (1954) (3)
Radiation and heat sensitivity of cells from human melanoma xenografts. Lack of correlations with tumour growth parameters. (1983) (3)
Mutation induction in Saccharomyces using radiations of different linear energy transfer. (1960) (3)
THE SENSITIZING EFFECT OF N$sub 2$O ON X-RAY INDUCED DEGRADATION OF BENZOIC ACID AND ANTHRANILIC ACID. (1968) (2)
The use of nitrous oxide in elucidating mechanisms of radiosensitization in chemical and biological systems. (1968) (2)
Effects of heat treatment in vitro and in vivo on human melanoma xenografts. (1988) (2)
Covalent binding of an organic nitroxide free radical to radiation-induced lysozyme transients under anoxic conditions (1971) (2)
Rate constants and relative yields of solvated electrons in concentrated solutions (1971) (2)
HEAT AS A MODIFYING FACTOR IN ENZYME INACTIVATION BY IONIZING RADIATIONS. UCRL-11387. (1964) (2)
Toxic effects upon bacteria of phosphate-buffered saline exposed in a high-frequency argon discharge. (1976) (2)
EFFECTIVENESS OF IONIZING RADIATIONS FOR INDUCTION OF MUTATIONS AND LETHALITY IN DIPLOID SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE, IN RELATION TO IONIZATION DENSITY AND OXYGEN TENSION. UCRL-11387. (1964) (2)
Letter: Survival after x-irradiation of extremely hypoxic human cells cultured in vitro. (1974) (1)
Letter: Influence of certain technical parameters on the shape of dose-response curves in studies of x-ray inactivation of human cells cultivated in vitro. (1974) (1)
Recent developments of glass dosimetry for soft roentgen rays. I. (1958) (0)
Influence of Certain Technical Parameters on the Shape of Dose-response Curves in Studies of X-ray Inactivation of Human Cells Cultivated in Vitro (1974) (0)
A preliminary experiment on regression of human ovarian tumor transplants in athymic nude mice following a single exposure to 60Co radiation. (1976) (0)
Primary and Secondary Cell Death in Human Melanoma Xenografts following Hyperthermic Treatment 1 (2006) (0)
[DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECTS IN MOLECULAR RADIOBIOLOGY]. (1963) (0)
Chapter in book " Radiation Dosimetry " (2012) (0)
Radioresponsiveness of human fractionated irradiation in vivo- of the cell survival melanoma xenografts given relationship to the initial slope curves in vitro (1987) (0)
Sensitising effect of misonidazole on NHIK 1922 cells irradiated in vitro or as solid tumour in athymic nude mice. (1981) (0)
RADIOPROTECTIVE EFFECT OF CYSTEINE ON LYSOZYME IN DILUTE AQUEOUS SOLUTION. (1970) (0)
Glass dosimetry for determination of doses to a biologic object in a thin water layer. II. (1959) (0)
RADIOLYSIS OF WATER (1963) (0)
Tumour growth delay following single dose irradiation of human melanoma xenografts. Correlations with tumour growth parameters, vascular structure, and cellular radiosensitivity (1986) (0)
Binding of a nitroxyl to radiation-induced DNA transients in repair and repair deficient of E. coli K-12. (1975) (0)
Glass dosimetry of soft x rays. (1958) (0)
Phase II-Study of thermoradiotherapy for locally advanced breast carcinoma (1990) (0)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Recent Work Title EFFECTS OF GLYCEROL AND OF ANOXIA ON THE RADIO-SENSITIVITY OF HAPLOID YFASTS TO DENSELY IONIZING PARTICLES Permalink (2012) (0)
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Primary and Secondary Cell Death in Human Melanoma Xenografts following Hyperthermic Treatment1 (2006) (0)
Mechanism of interaction of the radiosensitizing agent TAN with radiation- induced DNA and deoxyribonucleotide radicals (1974) (0)
STIMULATION OF THE CORNEAL BLINKING REFLEX BY IONIZING RADIATION (1961) (0)
INFLUENCE OF H2S ON THE RADIOSENSITIVITY OF ENZYMES AND MICROORGANISMS. UCRL-11387. (1964) (0)
Molecular and Cellular Effects of Fast Charged (2016) (0)
SZILARD-CHALMERS REACTION ON CH$sub 3$I (1954) (0)
Response to heat treatment (42.5 degrees C) in vivo and in vitro of five human melanoma xenografts. (1984) (0)
[Cesium 137 in cancer therapy]. (1957) (0)
Heterogeneity in radiosensitization by heat of cloned cell lines derived from a single human melanoma xenograft. (1986) (0)
[Physical properties which modify the radiobiological use of various kinds of radiations]. (1956) (0)

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