Repair of potentially lethal radiation damage in mammalian cells is associated with enhancement of malignant transformation.

Repair of potentially lethal radiation damage in acute and chronically hypoxic tumor cells in vivo.

Potentially lethal damage repair in drug arrested G2-phase cells after radiation exposure.

Changes in repair of potentially lethal damage with culture age in EMT6 cells.

Sublethal damage, potentially lethal damage, and chromosomal aberrations in mammalian cells exposed to ionizing radiations.

The repair of potentially lethal damage; an alternative approach.

Interaction of ICRF 159 with radiation, and its effect on sub-lethal and potentially lethal radiation damage in vitro.

Potentially lethal damage repair by quiescent cells in murine solid tumors.

Decay of γ-H2AX foci correlates with potentially lethal damage repair and P53 status in human colorectal carcinoma cells.

Enhancement of repair replication in mammalian cells by hydroxyurea.

H+ ionophore nigericin.

Correlation among the rates of dimer excision, DNA repair replication, and recovery of human cells from potentially lethal damage induced by ultraviolet radiation.

Sensitization of ultraviolet radiation damage in bacteria and mammalian cells.

Inhibition of recovery from bleomycin-induced potentially lethal damage.

Rapamycin-induced autophagy sensitizes A549 cells to radiation associated with DNA damage repair inhibition.

Enhanced excision repair activity in mammalian cells after ionizing radiation.

Hyperthermia enhancement of radiation response and inhibition of recovery from radiation damage in human glioma cells.

Malignant transformation in 5071 southern Taiwanese patients with potentially malignant oral mucosal disorders.

Studies of "potentially lethal damage" in EMT6 mouse tumour cells treated with bleomycin either in vitro or in vivo.

Interaction of sublethal and potentially lethal 45 degrees-hyperthermia and radiation damage at 0, 20, 37 or 40 degrees C.

Repair of sublethal radiation damage by capillaries.

Repair of radiation damage to capillary endothelium.

An inhibitor of potentially lethal damage (PLD) repair reduces the frequency of gamma-ray-induced mutations in cultured Chinese hamster V79 cells.

Potentially lethal damage: Qualitative differences between ionizing and non-ionizing radiation and implications for 'single-hit' killing.

Potentially lethal complications of shigellosis.

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Sublethal damage, potentially lethal damage, and chromosomal aberrations in mammalian cells exposed to ionizing radiations.

The repair of potentially lethal damage; an alternative approach.

Interaction of ICRF 159 with radiation, and its effect on sub-lethal and potentially lethal radiation damage in vitro.

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Decay of γ-H2AX foci correlates with potentially lethal damage repair and P53 status in human colorectal carcinoma cells.

Enhancement of repair replication in mammalian cells by hydroxyurea.

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Correlation among the rates of dimer excision, DNA repair replication, and recovery of human cells from potentially lethal damage induced by ultraviolet radiation.

Sensitization of ultraviolet radiation damage in bacteria and mammalian cells.

Inhibition of recovery from bleomycin-induced potentially lethal damage.

Rapamycin-induced autophagy sensitizes A549 cells to radiation associated with DNA damage repair inhibition.

Enhanced excision repair activity in mammalian cells after ionizing radiation.

Hyperthermia enhancement of radiation response and inhibition of recovery from radiation damage in human glioma cells.

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Studies of "potentially lethal damage" in EMT6 mouse tumour cells treated with bleomycin either in vitro or in vivo.

Interaction of sublethal and potentially lethal 45 degrees-hyperthermia and radiation damage at 0, 20, 37 or 40 degrees C.

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An inhibitor of potentially lethal damage (PLD) repair reduces the frequency of gamma-ray-induced mutations in cultured Chinese hamster V79 cells.

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