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2 scientists that study about radiation effects
Jean Alban Bergonie & Louis Tribondeau
Jean Alban Bergonie & Louis Tribondeau
- in 1906, they observed that radiosensitivity was a function of the metabolic state of the tissue being irradiated.
- exposed rabbit testicles to ionizing radiation and observe the effects
Bergonie & Tribondeau Law states:
- Undifferentiated cells (stem cells/parent cells), most radiosensitive and differentiated cells are more resistant
- Younger tissues and organs are radiosensitive
- Tissues with high metabolic rate radiosensitive
- High proliferation rate for cells and high growth rate for tissues result in increased radiosensitivity
IST NA SINABI NG LAW:
undifferentiated = radiosensitive
differentiated = radioresistant
UNDIFFERENTIATED - stem cells
DIFFERENTIATED = RBC
2ND SINABI NG LAW:
Younger tissues and organs are radiosensitive
un ulit,
younger = more sensitive
older = less sensitive
3rd SINABI NG LAW:
Tissues with high metabolic rate radiosensitive
high metabolic rate = high radiosensitive
low metabolic rate = low radiosensitive
4TH SABI NG LAW:
High proliferation rate for cells and high growth rate for tissues result in increased radiosensitivity
High proliferation rate = high radiosensitive
low proliferation rate = low radiosensitive
Radiosensitivity of biological tissue is directly proportional to mitotic activity and inversely proportional to degree of differentiation of its cells
INTINDIHI LANG WALANG SAGOT O TANONG LETSE
mitotic activity
replicating daughter cells
stem cells = radiosensitive
specialized cells = less radiosensitive
wala
other cells in the body
bone cells
muscle cells
skin cells
nerve cells
epithelial cells
sex/germ cells
cancer cells
radiation can trigger cancer cells
wala
what is the most radiosensitive according to cell division?
Hematopoietic system
what is the least radiosensitive according to cell division?
Transmission system
what are the cells with high sensitivity to radiation
Lymphocytes,
Spermatogonia,
Erythroblasts,
Intestinal Crypt Cells
what are the cells with intermediate sensitivity to radiation
Endothelia cells,
Osteoblasts,
Spermatids,
Fibroblasts
what are the cells with low sensitivity to radiation
Muscle cells,
Nerve cells
it place a key role in immune system, they fight infections
lymphocytes
it is the precursor cells of sperm undergo mitotic and meiotic division to form mature cells
spermatogonia
immature RBC that develop into mature erythrocytes, help carrying oxygen in body
erythroblasts
these are stem cells in intestine responsible for generating intestinal lining, help in nutrition absorption and maintaining gut health
Intestinal crypt cells
cells that are located in inner lining of blood cells, help in blood flow regulation, nutrients exchange, and blood clot prevention
Endothelial
these are responsible in bone formation by producing bone matrix
Osteoblasts
immature sperm cells that undergo further development to become mature spermatozoa
Spermatids