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Exploitable mechanisms in combined radiotherapy-chemotherapy: the concept of additivity. (1979) (920)
The radioresponsiveness of human tumours and the initial slope of the cell survival curve. (1984) (490)
Cell proliferation studies in the intestinal epithelium of the rat. I. Determination of the kinetic parameters. (1965) (383)
CELL LOSS FROM EXPERIMENTAL TUMOURS (1968) (335)
Basic Clinical Radiobiology (1997) (288)
The dose-rate effect in human tumour cells. (1987) (269)
Cell loss as a factor in the growth rate of human tumours. (1967) (259)
Growth kinetics of tumours : cell population kinetics in relation to the growth and treatment of cancer (1977) (223)
The 5Rs of radiobiology. (1989) (208)
The response to chemotherapy of a variety of human tumour xenografts. (1983) (188)
Terminology in the description of drug-radiation interactions. (1979) (176)
THE TECHNIQUE OF LABELLED MITOSES: ANALYSIS BY AUTOMATIC CURVE‐FITTING (1971) (168)
Cell proliferation studies in the intestinal epithelium of the rat. II. Theoretical aspects. (1965) (166)
The growth rate of human tumours. (1966) (165)
Quantitative techniques for study of the anatomy and function of small blood vessels in tumors. (1969) (152)
Analysis of the cell population kinetics of transplanted tumours of widely-differing growth rate. (1966) (137)
The comet moment as a measure of DNA damage in the comet assay. (1995) (133)
Dose-rate effects and the repair of radiation damage. (1986) (120)
Induction and rejoining of DNA double-strand breaks in human cervix carcinoma cell lines of differing radiosensitivity. (1988) (120)
Improved immune-suppression techniques for the exongrafting of human tumours. (1978) (117)
The search for therapeutic gain in the combination of radiotherapy and chemotherapy. (1988) (111)
The Biological Basis of Radiotherapy (1989) (109)
Treatment results and prognostic factors in 101 men treated for squamous carcinoma of the penis. (1997) (107)
Stem-cell survival and tumor control in the Lewis lung carcinoma. (1975) (107)
In vitro studies of cell proliferation in tumours. I. Critical appraisal of methods and theoretical considerations. (1965) (103)
The therapeutic response of three human tumor lines maintained in immune-suppressed mice. (1975) (102)
Influence of tumour size on hypoxic fraction and therapeutic sensitivity of Lewis lung tumour. (1977) (100)
Planned and unplanned gaps in radiotherapy: the importance of gap position and gap duration. (1994) (87)
THE CELL CYCLE IN TUMOURS: AN EXAMINATION OF DATA GAINED BY THE TECHNIQUE OF LABELLED MITOSES (1972) (86)
Tumor size dependency in the radiation response of the Lewis lung carcinoma. (1975) (81)
The Picture Has Changed in the 1980s (1989) (81)
The growth kinetics of xenografts of human colorectal tumours in immune deprived mice. (1975) (81)
Initial radiation-induced DNA damage in human tumour cell lines: a correlation with intrinsic cellular radiosensitivity. (1994) (79)
Radiosensitive human tumour cell lines may not be recovery deficient. (1988) (79)
Why are some human tumours more radiosensitive than others? (1989) (77)
Variation in response of xenografts of colo-rectal carcinoma to chemotherapy. (1978) (76)
The Case Against Apoptosis (2001) (73)
The expression of early and late damage after thoracic irradiation: a comparison between CBA and C57B1 mice. (1983) (70)
Repair in the mouse lung during low dose-rate irradiation. (1986) (68)
Basic clinical radiobiology for radiation oncologists (1993) (67)
DNA strand break rejoining defect in xrs-6 is complemented by transfection with the human Ku80 gene. (1995) (63)
Tumor growth and cell kinetics in chronically hypoxic animals. (1970) (60)
The ESTRO Breur lecture. Cellular sensitivity to low dose-rate irradiation focuses the problem of tumour radioresistance. (1991) (59)
RATE AND TIME OF DNA SYNTHESIS OF INDIVIDUAL CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS (1975) (59)
In vitro and in vivo radiosensitivity of human tumour cells obtained from a pancreatic carcinoma xenograft (1976) (58)
The therapeutic response of bronchial carcinoma xenografts: a direct patient-xenograft comparison. (1980) (57)
THE TURNOVER OF TRITIUM FROM THYMIDINE IN TISSUES OF THE RAT. (1965) (57)
A comparison of methods for calculating DNA double-strand break induction frequency in mammalian cells by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis. (1994) (57)
Initial damage or repair as the major determinant of cellular radiosensitivity? (1989) (56)
Combined radiotherapy--chemotherapy of Lewis lung carcinoma. (1978) (55)
Radio sensitivity, recovery and dose-rate effect in three human glioma cell lines (1990) (54)
The human tumour xenograft—a valid model in experimental chemotherapy? (1980) (53)
Response of two mouse tumours to hyperthermia with CCNU or melphalan. (1982) (53)
Override of the radiation-induced mitotic block in human tumour cells by methylxanthines and its relationship to the potentiation of cytotoxicity. (1990) (49)
Lung damage in C57B1 mice following thoracic irradiation: enhancement by chemotherapy. (1979) (47)
Differences in radiation response among human cervix carcinoma cell lines. (1988) (45)
The inhibition of cellular recovery in human tumour cells by inhibitors of topoisomerase. (1990) (43)
From targets to genes: a brief history of radiosensitivity. (1996) (43)
Characterization of four new cell lines derived from human squamous carcinomas of the uterine cervix. (1987) (43)
Cell survival in B16 melanoma after treatment with combinations of cytotoxic agents: lack of potentiation. (1977) (41)
Dose-rate effect for DNA damage induced by ionizing radiation in human tumor cells. (1994) (41)
Effect of continuous gamma irradiation of the generation cycle of the duodenal crypt cells of the mouse and rat. (1966) (41)
Enhancement by cytotoxic agents of artificial pulmonary metastasis. (1977) (40)
A COMPARISON OF COMPUTER METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF FRACTION LABELLED MITOSES CURVES (1975) (40)
Oxygen-dependent protection of radiation lung damage in mice by WR 2721. (1984) (40)
Influence of biogenic amines on the growth of xenografted human colorectal carcinomas. (1979) (39)
Assays of drug sensitivity for cells from human tumours: in vitro and in vivo tests on a xenografted tumour. (1979) (39)
Human tumour xenografts: a critical appraisal. (1980) (38)
Heterogeneity of radiosensitivity in a human glioma cell line. (1992) (38)
Delayed Uptake by Tumours of Tritium from Thymidine (1966) (36)
Dose-rate effects in the radiation response of four human tumour xenografts. (1986) (35)
Lung damage in mice from cyclophosphamide and thoracic irradiation: the effect of timing. (1983) (34)
The acute in vitro and in vivo radiosensitivity of human lung tumour lines. (1986) (34)
Colony growth and clonogenic cell survival in human melanoma xenografts treated with chemotherapy. (1980) (33)
The quantitative response of human tumours to radiation and misonidazole. (1979) (33)
Recovery kinetics deduced from continuous low dose-rate experiments. (1989) (33)
Lung damage after hemithoracic irradiation: dependence on mouse strain. (1986) (33)
Radiosensitivity, recovery and dose-rate effect in three human glioma cell lines. (1990) (32)
In vitro chemosensitivity tests on xenografted human melanomas. (1980) (32)
Recovery from radiation damage in human squamous carcinoma of the cervix. (1989) (32)
Comparison between pulsed-field gel electrophoresis and the comet assay as predictive assays for radiosensitivity in fibroblasts. (1998) (32)
DNA damage and cell killing. (2002) (31)
The Intrinsic α/β Ratio for Human Tumour Cells: Is It a Constant? (1992) (31)
Split-dose and low dose-rate recovery in four experimental tumour systems. (1987) (31)
The growth and cell population kinetics of spontaneous tumours in domestic animals. (1969) (31)
Non-surgical Management of Early Breast Cancer in the United Kingdom: Radiotherapy Fractionation Practices (1995) (30)
The effects of anesthetics and misonidazole on the development of radiation-induced lung damage in mice. (1983) (29)
Chemotherapy of human breast-carcinoma xenografts. (1980) (29)
Modification of radiation dose-rate sparing effects in a human carcinoma of the cervix cell line by inhibitors of DNA repair. (1988) (29)
Development of drug resistance in a murine mammary tumour. (1985) (29)
Size dependence of the response of Lewis lung tumors to BCNU. (1976) (27)
Growth kinetics of human large bowel cancer growing in immune‐deprived mice and some chemotherapeutic observations (1975) (27)
Differential radiosensitization by the poly(ADP-ribose) transferase inhibitor 3-aminobenzamide in human tumor cells of varying radiosensitivity. (1988) (26)
Differences in the level of DNA double-strand breaks in human tumour cell lines following low dose-rate irradiation. (1992) (25)
Glutathione manipulation and the radiosensitivity of human tumour and fibroblast cell lines. (1995) (24)
The radiation dose-rate effect in two human neuroblastoma cell lines. (1990) (23)
High intrinsic radiosensitivity of a newly established and characterised human embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma cell line. (1989) (22)
The effect of low dose-rate and cyclophosphamide on the radiation tolerance of the mouse lung. (1986) (22)
Radiation damage repair capacity of a human germ-cell tumour cell line: inhibition by 3-aminobenzamide. (1987) (22)
SPECIES‐DEPENDENT GROWTH PATTERNS FOR MAMMALIAN NEOPLASMS (1980) (22)
Dose-dependence of the time of appearance of lung damage in mice given thoracic irradiation. (1982) (22)
Cell Proliferation During Immunological Perturbation in Three Transplanted Tumours (1972) (21)
The radiobiology of human cells and tissues. In vitro radiosensitivity. The picture has changed in the 1980s. (1989) (21)
Cell kinetics in reticulum cell sarcoma (1972) (20)
Bleomycin and radiation-induced lung damage in mice. (1983) (20)
A comparison of the in vivo and in vitro radiation response of three human cervix carcinomas. (1989) (20)
Enhanced tumor cell radiosensitivity in artificial pulmonary metastases of the Lewis lung carcinoma. (1976) (20)
Chemotherapy in combination with pelvic irradiation: a time-dependence study in mice. (1984) (20)
Chemotherapy-radiation interactions in human cervix carcinoma xenografts. (1988) (20)
Thymidine Labelling Studies in a Transmissible Venereal Tumour of the Dog (1972) (19)
Inhibition of recovery from damage induced by ionizing radiation in mammalian cells. (1988) (19)
Temporal interactions in the Lewis lung tumour between cytotoxic drugs and acute or fractionated radiotherapy. (1986) (18)
Clonogenic assays in the B16 melanoma: response to cyclophosphamide. (1977) (18)
Induced and inherent resistance to alkylating agents in human small-cell bronchial carcinoma xenografts. (1984) (18)
The effect of misonidazole on the radiation response of clonogenic human pancreatic carcinoma cells. (1978) (17)
Assessment of Cell Proliferation in Clinical Practice (1992) (17)
Influence of tumour size on radiosensitization by misonidazole. (1978) (17)
Clonogenic cell survival in cryopreserved human tumour cells. (1981) (16)
Cell-cycle variation in DNA migration in pulsed-field gel electrophoresis. (1996) (16)
Experimental combination and single-agent chemotherapy in human lung-tumour xenografts. (1982) (16)
Growth and radiosensitivity testing of human tumour cells using the adhesive tumour cell culture system. (1990) (16)
The therapeutic response of human tumour xenografts (1980) (15)
Introduction: The significance of radiobiology and radiotherapy for cancer treatment (2018) (15)
The response of human tumour metastases to radiation and misonidazole. (1978) (15)
The radiosensitivity of human neuroblastoma: a cellular and molecular study. (1989) (15)
The Scientific Basis of Modern Radiotherapy (1990) (15)
The radiobiology of human tumour cells. (1988) (15)
Radiosensitivity of neuroblastoma. (1985) (15)
Continuous irradiation of the Lewis lung carcinoma in vivo at clinically-used "ultra" low-dose-rates. (1983) (15)
Cell proliferation in human tumour xenografts: measurement using antibody labelling against bromodeoxyuridine and Ki‐67 (1991) (14)
Therapeutic Response of Human Tumour Xenografts in Immune-Suppressed Mice1 (1984) (14)
Cellular recovery in two sub-lines of the L5178Y murine leukaemic lymphoblast cell line differing in their sensitivity to ionizing radiation. (1992) (14)
Use of the agar diffusion chamber for the exposure of human tumor cells to drugs. (1982) (14)
Radiobiology of Tumours (2007) (14)
Radiation dose-rate-dependent differences in cell kill and repopulation in murine bone marrow CFU-S and CFU-C. (1986) (13)
Cell Population Kinetics of a Spontaneous Rat Tumour During Serial Transplantation (1971) (13)
Cytotoxic insult to tissue: effects on cell lineages (1983) (12)
Evaluation of cell attachment matrix (CAM) coated plates for primary culture of human tumour biopsies. (1991) (12)
The growth and therapeutic response of human tumours in immune deficient mice. (1978) (11)
The spectrum of chemosensitivity of two human pancreatic carcinoma xenografts. (1982) (11)
Autoradiographic analysis of the cell cycle: Howard and Pelc to the present day. (1986) (11)
The nature of the initial slope of radiation cell survival curves. (1992) (11)
Ki67 in the assessment of tumour growth rate: a study on xenografts. (1989) (10)
Response to letter re: Prediction of normal tissue tolerance from in vitro cellular radiation sensitivity (1995) (9)
The response of murine stem spermatogonia to radiation combined with 3-aminobenzamide. (1987) (9)
Normal-tissue effects in radiotherapy: physics meets biology. Report on a workshop held at Hartsfield Manor, Betchworth, Surrey, UK, 14-16 July 1997. (1998) (9)
GROWTH KINETICS OF A RAT MAMMARY TUMOUR TRANSPLANTED INTO IMMUNE‐SUPPRESSED MICE (1979) (9)
The relationship between 'early' and 'late' radiation-induced skin reactions as seen in two strains of mice that differ in radiosensitivity. (1983) (9)
Cell synchronization unfortunately may not benefit cancer therapy. (1994) (9)
Changes in lymph node size following systemic irradiation for malignant lymphoma. (1979) (9)
Dose Fractionation in Radiotherapy (2007) (8)
A simple method of estimating the tritium content of biological samples (1960) (8)
Radiobiology of Normal Tissues (2007) (8)
Influence of timing of cytotoxic drug treatment on the response of murine clonogenic spermatogonia to X-irradiation. (1986) (8)
Clonal variation in the sensitivity of a murine mammary carcinoma to melphalan. (1986) (8)
The intrinsic alpha/beta ratio for human tumour cells: is it a constant? (1992) (8)
In vivo bromodeoxyuridine labelling in human tumour xenografts. (1989) (8)
The Relation of Cell Kinetics to Cancer Chemotherapy (1979) (8)
Resistance to alkylating agents and tumour differentiation in xenografts of small cell lung cancer. (1985) (7)
The growth kinetics of tumors in relation to their therapeutic response (1975) (7)
Cloning of Human Tumor Stem Cells: Progress in Clinical and Biological Research, vol 48 (1982) (7)
Influence of misonidazole on the incidence of radiation-induced intestinal tumours in mice. (1978) (6)
Non-surgical management of early breast cancer in the United Kingdom: radiotherapy fractionation practices. Clinical Audit Sub-committee of the Faculty of Clinical Oncology, Royal College of Radiologists, and the Joint Council for Clinical Oncology. (1995) (6)
The biological basis of radiotherapy. Second edition (1989) (6)
Differences between a human bladder carcinoma cell line and its radiosensitive clone in the formation of radiation-induced DNA double-strand breaks in different chromatin substrates. (1998) (6)
Mouse hemithoracic irradiation and its interaction with cytotoxic drugs. (1992) (5)
Cell-Cycle Progression During Continuous Low Dose Rate Irradiation of a Human Bladder Carcinoma Cell Line (1994) (5)
DESCRIPTIVE AND OPERATIONAL CYTOKINETICS (1975) (5)
Effect of dose-rate on the survival of murine spermatogonia following 60Co γ-irradiation (1987) (5)
The Proliferative State of Clonogenic Cells In the Lewis Lung Tumour After Treatment With Cytotoxic Agents (1978) (5)
Adriamycin sensitivity following "ultra" low dose rate irradiation of Lewis lung carcinoma in vivo. (1985) (5)
Cell-cycle progression during continuous low dose rate irradiation of a human bladder carcinoma cell line. (1993) (5)
Sensitivity of mammalian tissues to continuous exposure. (1961) (4)
The Therapeutic Response of a Variety of Human Tumour Xenografts (1988) (4)
Growth and chemotherapy of a human germ-cell tumour line (GCT 27). (1988) (4)
Experimental chemotherapy of gastrointestinal carcinoma xenografts. (1979) (4)
Response to continuous irradiation (CI) in relation to the initial slope of the cell survival curve for tumours and bone marrow. (1984) (4)
Prospects for proton-beam radiotherapy. (1994) (4)
HUMAN TUMOURS IN MICE AND RATS (1978) (3)
Inhibition of radiation dose-rate-sparing effects in human tumor cells by 3-aminobenzamide. (1988) (3)
Comprar Basic Clinical Radiobiology, 3Ed | G. Gordon Steel | 9780340807835 | Hodder Arnold (2008) (3)
Terminology of clinical combined radiotherapy-chemotherapy. (1988) (3)
The utility of cell kinetic data in the design of therapeutic schedules. (1979) (3)
Hprt- mutation spectrum in a closely related pair of human bladder tumour cell lines after gamma-irradiation at different dose-rates. (1997) (2)
Radiation Resistance and the Dose-Rate Effect: Experimental (1988) (2)
Cell population kinetics in normal and malignant tissues. (1968) (2)
Differential enhancement of chemotherapy cytotoxicity in tumor and normal tissue by misonidazole. Abstr. (1980) (2)
Clonogenic tumour cells (1984) (2)
Development of MeCCNU-resistance in clonally derived lines of Lewis lung carcinoma. (1987) (2)
The 5 Rs of radiobiology. Letter to the editor. (1989) (2)
The high-LET component of low-LET radiations: its role in radiation cell killing (1989) (2)
Cell proliferation and tumour growth. Abstr. (1967) (2)
S33 01 FA – DIFFERENCES IN RADIOSENSITIVITY AMONG HUMAN TUMOURS (1991) (1)
Chemotherapeutic response of experimental solid tumors. (1975) (1)
The Cellular Radiobiology of Human Malignant Glioma (1989) (1)
Nicholas M. Blackett (2002) (1)
P07 09 SP – CELL-CYCLE VARIATION IN RADIOSENSITIVITY IN HUMAN TUMOUR AND FIBROBLAST CELL LINES (1991) (1)
An Introduction to Cell Population Kinetics (1978) (1)
Cell population kinetics and chemotherapy. I. The kinetics of tumor cell populations. (1969) (1)
Comparison of the chemosensitivity of bronchial carcinoma xenografts with donor patients. Abstr. (1980) (1)
Study of DNA double-strand break induction in different chromatin substrates of radioresistant and radiosensitive human tumour cell lines. (1998) (1)
16th Paterson Symposium—Cellular mechanisms of long-term injury in tissue after radiation (1982) (0)
Differences in repair of double-strand breaks in human tumour cell lines during low dose-rate irradiation (1989) (0)
Survival of murine clonogenic stem spermatogonia following combined radiation and cytotoxic drug treatments. (1986) (0)
Assays for Clonogenic Human Tumour Cells in Experimental and Clinical Chemotherapy (1984) (0)
Correction of the dsb rejoining defect in xrs cells by the human Ku80 cDNA. (1995) (0)
Low Dose Rate in Clinical Radiotherapy (1988) (0)
The role of superoxide-dismutase in protection against DNA damage induction following ionising radiation. (1995) (0)
830 The role of superoxide dismutase in protection against radiation-induced DNA damage (1995) (0)
The potential role of xenografts in the investigation of the clonal structure of human tumours (1980) (0)
Duodenal crypt cells of the mouse and rat. (1966) (0)
Evaluation of cell Short Communication attachment matrix (CAM) coated plates for primary culture of human tumour biopsies (1991) (0)
Enhanced radiation response of small pulmonary metastases of the lewis lung carcinoma. Abstr. (1975) (0)
DRIAMYGIN SENSITIVITY FOLLOWING "ULTRA" LOW TE IRRADIATION OF LEWIS LUNG CARCINOMA IN (1985) (0)
Hydroxyurea "suicide" studies on clonogenic cells of the n@@@lewis lung carcinoma. Abs (1977) (0)
VIV0 AT CLINICALLY-USED "ULTRA" LOW-DOSE-RATES (1983) (0)
Cell and Tissue Kinetics Blackwell Scientific Publications (0)
Proceedings: Combined radiation and drug-treatment of the B16 melanoma. (1975) (0)
Initial DNA damage double strand breaks cellular radiosensitivity (1993) (0)
The heyday of radiation biology applied to radiotherapy (2002) (0)
The effect of treatment gap: The isoeffect dose depends on gap position and duration (1993) (0)
The effects of strain on the electrical properties of thin evaporated films of semiconductor compounds (1970) (0)
Letter: Reaction to althesin. (1976) (0)
Growth and chemotherapy of a human germ-cell tumour line (GCT 27). (1988) (0)
Radiation Biology and Cell Population Kinetics (2017) (0)
THE NATURE OF DIFFERENCES IN RADIOSENSITIVITY AMONG HUMAN TUMOUR CELLS (1992) (0)
P12 03 MP – FLOW-CYTOMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF RADIATION-INDUCED OXIDATIVE SPECIES IN HUMAN CELL LINES OF DIFFERING RADIOSENSITIVITY (1991) (0)
Radiotherapy and chemotherapy of B16 melanoma and Lewis lung carcinoma. (1974) (0)
Biology of cancer. Tumour growth (2002) (0)
Low dose rate radiobiology of human tumor cells (1986) (0)
The Therapeutic Response of in Immune-suppressed Mice Three Human Tumor Lines Maintained (1975) (0)
Effect of dose-rate on the survival of murine spermatogonia following 60Co gamma-irradiation. (1987) (0)
P23 30 WP – DNA DAMAGE INDUCTION AND REPAIR AS THE DETERMINANTS OF THE SENSITIVITY OF A MUTANT FROM A HUMAN BLADDER CARCINOMA CELL LINE (1991) (0)
67 ASTRO research fellow presentation — A comparison of the comet assay and pulsed-field gel electrophoresis as a predictive assay for radiosensitivity in human fibroblasts (1996) (0)
The use of the MTT assay in assessing the response of cells to ionizing radiation (1989) (0)
Book Review: Cloning of Human Tumor Stem Cells (1982) (0)

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