Chapter 32 - Cellular Radiobiology Flashcards

1
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The response of the cell is either

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cellular transformation or cell death

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2
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can result in a late stochastic effect at the human level

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Cellular transformation

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3
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can result in an early deterministic effect at the human level

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Cell death

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4
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Most effects on cells results in _______ because of recovery and repair metabolic processes

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no response

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5
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According to the __________, for a cell to die after radiation exposure, its target molecule must be inactivated

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Target theory

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6
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______, the target molecule is located within the cell nucleus

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DNA

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7
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Originally, it was used to represent cell lethality. It can be used equally well, however, to describe non-lethal radiation-induced cell abnormalities.

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target theory

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8
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occur through both direct and indirect effects

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hits

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9
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When a hit occurs through indirect effect, the size of the target appears _________ because of the mobility of the free radicals.

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considerably larger

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10
Q

with low LET radiation, in the absence of oxygen, the probability of a hit on the target molecule is ____ because of the relatively large distances between ionizing events

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low

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11
Q

If oxygen is present, free radicals are formed and the volume of effectiveness surrounding each ionization is ____

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enlarged

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12
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early radiation experiments at the cell level were conducted with simple cells, such as ____

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bacteria

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13
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Normal cells are planted individually and are incubated for 10 to 14 days, they divide many times and produce a visible colony that consists of many cells.

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Cell cloning

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14
Q

A higher radiation dose leads to the formation of _____

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fewer colonies

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15
Q

The lethal effects of radiation are determined by observing ______, not cell death

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cell survival

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16
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This model applies to biologic targets, such as enzymes, viruses, and simple cells such as bacteria

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Single-target, single-hit

17
Q

This model applies to more complicated biologic systems such as human cells

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multi-target, single-hit

18
Q

it interacts randomly with matter

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radiation

19
Q

complex biologic specimens such as human cells are thought to have

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more than a single critical target

20
Q

the multi-target, single-hit model of cell survival is characteristic of human cells that contain

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two targets

21
Q

When human cells replicate by mitosis, this average time from one mitosis to another is called

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cell-cycle time