The role played by endogenous and exogenous electric fields in DNA signaling and repair

Arruda Neto, J.T.  D; Friedberg, E. C; Bittencourt Oliveira, M.  C; Segreto, H.R. C; Maria, D. A; Batista, L.F. Z; Schenberg,  A.C. G

Arruda Neto, J.T. D; Friedberg, E. C; Bittencourt Oliveira, M. C; Segreto, H.R. C; Maria, D. A; Batista, L.F. Z; Schenberg, A.C. G.

Affiliation

Arruda Neto, J.T. D; s.af
Friedberg, E. C; s.af
Bittencourt Oliveira, M. C; s.af
Segreto, H.R. C; s.af
Maria, D. A; Instituto Butantan. São Paulo. BR
Batista, L.F. Z; s.af
Schenberg, A.C. G; s.af

DNA repair (Amst) ; 4(4): 356-357, 2010.

Article in En | SES-SP, SESSP-IBPROD, SES-SP, SESSP-IBACERVO | ID: biblio-1062339

Responsible library: BR78.1

Localization: BR78.1

ABSTRACT

ABSTRACT

Comments are made and new insights are provided on the key role played by endogenous and exogenouselectric fields, where the former starts and conducts the repairing chain, while the latter is able to scramblethe completion of the repair process and, as a consequence, may have important potential as a radiationsensitizer for clinical application.

Subject(s)

DNA; Radiation, Ionizing; Radiotherapy

Key words

DNA repair; Electric interference; Ionizing radiation

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Collection: 06-national / BR Database: SES-SP / SESSP-IBACERVO / SESSP-IBPROD Main subject: Radiation, Ionizing / DNA Language: En Journal: DNA repair (Amst) Year: 2010 Document type: Article

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