… developments that illustrate various forms of cancer cell death after exposure to … biological
effects of new radiotherapy technologies, such as ultra-high-dose-rate (FLASH) radiotherapy…

… The biological effects of … Cancer induction is the most important somatic effect of low dose
radiation. It is commonly stated that “any radiation dose, no matter how small, can cause cancer…

… radiation and tumor biology to clarify how radiation affects the biological structure and behavior
… to achieve effective radiotherapy for maximal eradication of cancer cells while minimally …

… Cancer (EORTC) trial in lung cancer [3] where cisplatin was used at a sub-cytotoxic concentration
with conventional radiotherapy, … the benefit of chemo-radiotherapy combinations in the …

… about biological measures to reduce the risk of radiotherapy-induced second cancer and …
We first summarize several characteristics of radiation-induced second cancer that should …

… is exploitable in radiotherapy for the treatment of cancer. We … oxide to hypoxic tumours during
radiotherapy. The ultimate aim of … contribute to the development of adjuncts to radiotherapy. …

… great promise, our knowledge of biological and molecular effects of this therapy on tumor …
Recently, direct effects of ionizing radiation on gene expression of luminal A breast cancer cell …

… Targeting of radiotherapy to cancer cells and avoiding irradiation of normal tissues plays a …
When calculating the biological dose one has to take into account that the biological effects of …

… their importance in cancer radiotherapy. We emphasize the biological effects of DSB clusters
… , such as carbon ions used in advanced cancer radiotherapy, and heavier ions (up to iron) …

… In the context of cancer radiotherapy, IR-mediated bystander effect refers to the structural …
(out-of-field effect). These biological effects comprise genomic lesions including chromosomal …