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2 scientists that study about radiation effects

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Jean Alban Bergonie & Louis Tribondeau

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Jean Alban Bergonie & Louis Tribondeau

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  • 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
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Bergonie & Tribondeau Law states:

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  • 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
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IST NA SINABI NG LAW:

undifferentiated = radiosensitive
differentiated = radioresistant

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UNDIFFERENTIATED - stem cells
DIFFERENTIATED = RBC

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2ND SINABI NG LAW:

Younger tissues and organs are radiosensitive

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un ulit,

younger = more sensitive
older = less sensitive

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3rd SINABI NG LAW:

Tissues with high metabolic rate radiosensitive

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high metabolic rate = high radiosensitive
low metabolic rate = low radiosensitive

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4TH SABI NG LAW:

High proliferation rate for cells and high growth rate for tissues result in increased radiosensitivity

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High proliferation rate = high radiosensitive
low proliferation rate = low radiosensitive

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Radiosensitivity of biological tissue is directly proportional to mitotic activity and inversely proportional to degree of differentiation of its cells

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INTINDIHI LANG WALANG SAGOT O TANONG LETSE

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mitotic activity

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replicating daughter cells

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stem cells = radiosensitive
specialized cells = less radiosensitive

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wala

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other cells in the body

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bone cells
muscle cells
skin cells
nerve cells
epithelial cells
sex/germ cells
cancer cells

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12
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radiation can trigger cancer cells

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wala

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13
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what is the most radiosensitive according to cell division?

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Hematopoietic system

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what is the least radiosensitive according to cell division?

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Transmission system

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what are the cells with high sensitivity to radiation

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Lymphocytes,
Spermatogonia,
Erythroblasts,
Intestinal Crypt Cells

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what are the cells with intermediate sensitivity to radiation

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Endothelia cells,
Osteoblasts,
Spermatids,
Fibroblasts

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what are the cells with low sensitivity to radiation

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Muscle cells,
Nerve cells

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it place a key role in immune system, they fight infections

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lymphocytes

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it is the precursor cells of sperm undergo mitotic and meiotic division to form mature cells

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spermatogonia

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immature RBC that develop into mature erythrocytes, help carrying oxygen in body

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erythroblasts

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these are stem cells in intestine responsible for generating intestinal lining, help in nutrition absorption and maintaining gut health

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Intestinal crypt cells

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cells that are located in inner lining of blood cells, help in blood flow regulation, nutrients exchange, and blood clot prevention

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Endothelial

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these are responsible in bone formation by producing bone matrix

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Osteoblasts

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immature sperm cells that undergo further development to become mature spermatozoa

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Spermatids

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cells that are essential for wound healing and tissue repair, responsible in production of collagen
fibroblasts
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cells that are responsible for movement by contracting and generating force
muscle cells
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also called neurons, they transmit electrical and chemical signals throughout the body
nerve cells
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3 types of muscle cells
skeletal cardiac smooth
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stages of spermatogenesis:
1. Spermatogonia 2. Spermatocytes 3. Spermatids 4. Spermatozoa
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cells that are radiosensitive because of their high mitotic rate - release inflammatory cytokine
cancer cells
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It is the Effect of radiation on cells results from elemental ionizing event that changes DNA
cellular radiobiology
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it is the irradiation that is within the living cell
vivo irradiation
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Cell death will occur only if the target molecule is inactivated
INTINDIHI
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what is the target molecule
DNA
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where is the target molecule located
inside cell nucleus
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When radiation does interact with the target, a HIT has occurred. Radiation interaction with molecules other than the target molecule also can result in a HIT.
INTINDIHIN MO LANG ABOUT SA HIT LINTIK
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2 TYPES OF HIT
INDIRECT EFFECT DIRECT EFFECT
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this occurs when ionizing radiation interacts with water molecule living in the formation of free radical molecule
indirect effect
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this occurs when high LET is used, distance between ionization is so close that results hit high probability
direct effect
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any molecular species capable of independent existence that contains unpaired electron in atomic orbital
free radicals
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one best example of free radicals
hydroxyl radicals
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free radical can change or damage ???
DNA, Proteins, Cell membrane
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With low-LET radiation, the hit will be????
LOW
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With high-LET radiation, the hit will be????
HIGH
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2 Models of Cell Survival Kinetics
* single-target, single-hit model * multi-target, single-hit model
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applied to biologic target such as enzymes, viruses, simple cells (bacteria)
Single-target, single-hit model
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applied to more complicated biologic system
Multi-target, single-hit model
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it is the radiation dose to reduce cell survival by 37%
D37
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it is the small dose needed to reach 37% survival and it Produce Bacteria, enzymes, cancer cells
low D37
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Low D37
= high radiosensitive
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it is the larger dose needed to reach 37% survival and it produce stem cells
high D37
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High D37
= radioresistant
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radiation dose and cell survival relationship
low radiation dose = high cell survival high radiation dose = low cell survival inversely related
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D0
mean lethal dose
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it define how sensitive/resistant is a cell in human body
D0 or mean lethal dose
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it is the small dose requires cell death
low D0
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it is The most resistant portion of the cell cycle
late S phase
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most sensitive phase in cell cycle
mitosis (m phase)
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it is the next most sensitive phase of the cell cycle
G1 to S phase
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When human cells replicate by mitosis, the average time from one mitosis to another is called the _____?????
cell-cycle time or the cell generation time
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Most human cells that are in a state of normal proliferation have generation times of approximately 24 hours.
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