Low-dose Radiation Induces Antitumor Effects and Erythrocyte System Hormesis
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Objective: Low dose radiation may stimulate the growth and development of animals, increase life span,enhance fertility, and downgrade the incidence of tumor occurrence.The aim of this study was to investigate theantitumor effect and hormesis in an erythrocyte system induced by low-dose radiation. Methods: Kunming strainmale mice were subcutaneously implanted with S180 sarcoma cells in the right inguen as an experimental in situanimal model. Six hours before implantation, the mice were given 75mGy whole body X-ray radiation. Tumorgrowth was observed 5 days later, and the tumor volume was calculated every other day. Fifteen days later, all micewere killed to measure the tumor weight, and to observe necrotic areas and tumor-infiltration-lymphoreticularcells (TILs). At the same time, erythrocyte immune function and the level of 2,3-diphosphoglyceric acid (2,3-DPG) were determined. Immunohistochemical staining was used to detect the expression of EPO and VEGFR oftumor tissues. Results: The mice pre-exposed to low dose radiation had a lower tumor formation rate than thosewithout low dose radiation (P Conclusion: Low dose radiation could markedly increase the anti-tumor ability of the organismand improve the erythrocyte immune function and the ability of carrying O2. Low-dose total body irradiation,within a certain period of time, can decrease the expression of hypoxia factor EPO and VEGFR, which mayimprove the situation of tumor hypoxia and radiosensitivity of tumor itself.
کلید واژگان
Low dose radiation - S180 sarcoma - TIL - erythrocyte Immune function - EPO - VEGFR - 23-DPG
شماره نشریه
7تاریخ نشر
2013-07-011392-04-10
ناشر
West Asia Organization for Cancer Prevention (WAOCP)شاپا
1513-73682476-762X




