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Result of: interaction at the atomic level

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Effects of X-rays on Human

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Caused: deposition of energy in tissue

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Molecular Change

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Radiation response occurs within minutes or

days after radiation exposure

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Early Effect of Radiation

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Radiation response that is not observe for 6

months or longer after radiation exposure

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Late Effect of Radiation

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The study of the effects of ionizing radiation

on biologic tissue

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Radiobiology

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It determines the character & degree of the

radiation interaction that occurs

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Atomic Composition

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First named the cell as the biologic building

block

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Robert Hooke (1665)

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Accurately described a living cell on the

basis of his microscopic observations

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek (1673)

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9
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Showed that cells are the basic functional

units in all plants & animals

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Schneider & Schwann (1838)

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Described the molecular structure of 
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) as genetic 
substance of the cell
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Watson & Crick (1953)

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Result: precise mapping of 40,000 human

genes

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Human Genope Project (2000)

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It defines the nature of radiation response

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Molecular & Tissue Composition

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13
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what is proteins, lipids (fats),
carbohydrates (sugars & starches) & nucleic
acids

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Macromolecules

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proteins,

lipids & carbohydrates

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Principal Organic Molecules

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Very large molecules that sometimes consist

of hundreds of thousands of atoms

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Macromolecules

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Life-supporting & contains carbon

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Organic Molecule

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The rarest molecule in the body
 Concentrated in the nucleus of a cell (DNA)
 The most critical & radiosensitive target
molecule

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Nucleic Acid

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The simplest & the most abundant molecular
constituent in the body
 Important Role: delivering energy to the
target molecules (contribute to radiation
effects)

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Water

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Essential for proper metabolism

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Trace Elements & Inorganic Salts

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The state of equilibrium among tissue &

organs

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Homeostasis

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Breaking down into smaller units of

macromolecules

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Catabolism

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22
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The production of large molecules from

small

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Anabolism

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Catabolism & anabolism

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Metabolism

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24
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Long chain macromolecules that consist of a
linear sequence of amino acids connected by
peptide bonds
Provide structure & support
(muscles)
o Enzymes, hormones & antibodies

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Proteins

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25
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The metabolic production of proteins

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Protein Synthesis

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26
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Molecules that are necessary in small
quantities to allow a biochemical reaction to
continue, even though they do not directly
enter into the reaction

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Enzymes

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Molecules that exercise regulatory control
over some body functions
They are produced & secreted by endocrine
glands

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Hormones

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what kind of glands is pituitary, adrenal,

thyroid, parathyroid, pancreas & gonads

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Endocrine Glands

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A primary defense mechanism of the body

against infection & disease

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Antibodies

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Invasive & infectious agent

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Antigen

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Organic macromolecules composed solely 
of carbon, hydrogen, & oxygen
Thermal insulator from environment
o Fuel for the body by providing 
energy stores
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Lipids

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32
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Similar to lipids but their structure is
different
 First considered to be watered or hydrated
carbons
 It is also called saccharides

o Provide shape & stability

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Carbohydrates

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33
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A simple sugar

 The ultimate molecule that fuels the body

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Glucose

34
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Ordinary table sugar

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Sucrose

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Plant starches & animal glycogen

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Polysaccharides

36
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A human polysaccharide
 It stored in tissues of the body
 It used only when quantities of the simple
sugar (glucose) are inadequate

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Glycogen

37
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A very large and extremely complex

macromolecules

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Nucleic Acids

38
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The control center for life
 It contains all the hereditary information that
represents a cell or whole individual (germ
cell)

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Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)

39
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is the radiation-sensitive target molecule

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DNA

40
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Attached to each deoxyribose molecule

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Nitrogenous Organic Bases

41
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Adenines bonded to

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thymines

42
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Cytosines bonded to

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guanines

43
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The base sugar-phosphate combination

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Nucleotide

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Principal Location: cytoplasm

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Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)

45
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The center of the cell

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Nucleus

46
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A rounded structure that is attached to the

nuclear membraneIt contained most of the RNA

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Nucleolus

47
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A double-walled structure that at some
locations is connected to the endoplasmic
reticulum

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Nuclear Membrane

48
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The bulk of the cell
 It contains great quantities of all molecular
components except DNA

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Cytoplasm

49
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a channel or series or channels that allows
the nucleus to communicate with the
cytoplasm

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Endoplasmic Reticulum

50
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The large bean-shaped structures

 The engine of the cel

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Mitochondria

51
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The small, dot-like structures
 The site of protein synthesis
 Essential to normal cellular function
 Scattered throughout the cytoplasm or the 
endoplasmic reticulum
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Ribosomes

52
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The small, pea-like sacs
 They contains enzymes capable of digesting 
cellular fragments & sometimes the cell 
itself
 They help to control intracellular 
contaminants
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Lysosomes

53
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Required to produce a measurable change in

any physical characteristic of the molecule

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1 Mrad (10 kGyt)

54
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Lethal Dose: measured in kilorads

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Single-Cell Organism

55
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Human Cells Lethal Dose:

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< 100 rad (1 Gyt)

56
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Absorbs all nutrients through the cell

membrane

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Cell Function

57
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A critical cellular function necessary for

survival

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Protein Synthesis

58
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A series of three-base pairs
 It identifies one of the 22 amino acids
available for protein synthesis

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Codon

59
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The act of a single cell or group of cells to

reproduce & multiply in number

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Cell Proliferation

60
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Oogonium (female) &
spermatogonium (male)
They undergo meiosis

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Genetic/Germ Cells

61
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All cells in the body except
oogonium & spermatogonium
o They undergo mitosis

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Somatic Cells

62
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Process of somatic cell division wherein a
parent cell divides to form two daughter
cells identical to the parent cell

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Mitosis

63
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Two Phases of the Cell Cycle

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Metaphase (M) & interphase

64
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The portion of the cell between mitotic
events
 The period of growth of the cell between
divisions

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Interphase

65
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Four Phases of the Cell Cycle (Cell Biologist)

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M, G1, S & G2

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Pre-DNA synthesis phase

 The gap in cell growth between M & S

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G1 Phase

67
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The DNA-synthesis phase
 DNA: replicated into two identical daughter
DNA molecules
 Chromosome: replicate form a twochromatid structure to a four-chromatid
structure

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S Phase

68
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The post-DNA synthesis gap of the cell

growth

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G2 Phase

69
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Chromosomes: become visible, divide &
migrate to daughter cells
 DNA: slowly takes the form of the
chromosomes as seen microscopically

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Mitosis

70
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The nucleus swells
 DNA:
o Becomes more prominent
o Begins to take structural form

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Prophase

71
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equator of the nucleus
 Mitosis can be stopped
 Chromosomes can be studied carefully
under the microscope

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Metaphase

72
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The final segment of mitosis
 Characterized by the disappearance of
structural chromosomes into a mass of DNA
 The closing off of the nuclear membrane
like a dumbbell into two nuclei
 Cytoplasm is divided into two equal parts

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Telophase

73
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The process whereby genetic cells undergo

reduction division

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Meiosis

74
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Process that occurs during meiosis wherein

chromatids exchange chromosomal materia

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Crossover

75
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Collection of cells of similar structure &

function

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Tissue

76
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Collection of tissues of similar structure &

function

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Organ

77
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Combination of tissues & organs that forms 
an overall integrated organization
 Principal Organ Systems:
o Nervous, Reproductive, Digestive, 
Respiratory & Endocrine
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Organ System

78
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Undifferentiated cells, precursor cells or

stem cells

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Immature Cells

79
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are more sensitive to radiation than

mature cells

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Stem cells

80
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The covering tissue
 It lines all the exposed surfaces of the body,
both exterior & interior
 It covers the skin, the blood vessels, the
abdominal, chest cavities & GI tract

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Epithelium

81
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Part of an organ that contains tissues

representative of that particular organ

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Parenchymal

82
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Part of an organ that is composed of

connective tissue & vasculatur

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Stromal

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