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Mort mitotique ou mort apoptotique par irradiation : Même combat ?

Coucke, Philippe; Zouhair, A.

1996 • In Médecine et Hygiène, 54 (2121), p. 1241-1245

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Keywords :

Radiotherapy; Review; Apoptosis; Cell death; Ionizing irradiation; Radiothérapie; Apoptose; Article synthèse; Mort cellulaire; Irradiation ionisante

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[fr] La mort cellulaire active (apoptose) est un phénomène ubiquitaire dans les organismes multicellulaires. L'apoptose joue un rôle essentiel dans la genèse d'un cancer et dans la réponse au traitement oncologique. Les radiations ionisantes sont capables d'induire une mort mitotique et une mort apoptotique. Nous définissons les caractéristiques radiobiologiques de chaque type de mort cellulaire et situons l'importance de l'apoptose pour la réponse tumorale aux radiations ionisantes. La modulation de ce «suicide cellulaire» devrait permettre une amélioration de l'index thérapeutique mais ceci implique une connaissance approfondie des mécanismes qui règlent l'apoptose

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Oncology

Author, co-author :

Coucke, Philippe ; CHUV > radio-oncologie

Zouhair, A.; CHUV > Radio-oncologie

Language :

French

Title :

Mort mitotique ou mort apoptotique par irradiation : Même combat ?

Alternative titles :

[en] Postirradiation mitotic and apoptotic death two ways to a dead end

Publication date :

1996

Journal title :

Médecine et Hygiène

ISSN :

0025-6749

Publisher :

Editions Médecine et Hygiène

Volume :

54

Issue :

2121

Pages :

1241-1245

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Peer Reviewed verified by ORBi

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