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M. Filomena Botelho, A. Cristina Santos, M. Carmo Lopes, Marta Pinto, Isabel Carreira, Inês Aleixo, Inês Rolo, Luís Neves, Ricardo Costa, Rosemeyre Cordeiro, Cláudia Ferreira, Gilberto Almeida, Hugo Tavares, Joana Marques, João Castro, M. João Bártolo
We aimed to compare eventual biological effects in cellular cultures after X-ray irradiation. Human amnyocytes and rat peritoneal macrophages, irradiated with 3 Gy (G II) and 6 Gy (G III) were compared with a non-irradiated control (G I) over time. Both cell lines were isolated and cultured under aseptic conditions (37°C, 5% CO2). Cell proliferation and radiation cytotoxic effects were studied with the MTT test Cytogenetic evaluation of amnyocytes was done at 4, 24, 120 and 144 h post-irradiation, showing a correlation between the decrease of the survival rate and the increase of the irradiation intensity, although with some recovery capacity. For rat peritoneal macrophages the 6 Gy were also more harmful, killing the majority of the cells. The 3 Gy dose, although aggressive, enables a higher survival rate.
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