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Dual Role of Cancer Epithelial-Specific TRAF3 in Regulating Breast Cancer Cell Survival and Lymphocyte Activity. [PDF]

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Sirinian C   +13 more
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TUT1-catalyzed U6 snRNA 3'-end maturation is essential for RNA splicing and stem cell survival. [PDF]

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Survival of cells in anoxia

The British Journal of Radiology, 1968
Recent polemics concerned with the problem whether the oxygen effect is pertinent or irrelevant to clinical radiotherapy (Hall 1967; Alper 1968) raised, among others, the question: For how long a period do cells actually survive under the severely anoxic conditions which may prevail at some sites in a tumour?
B, Littbrand, L, Révész
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T‐cell survival

Immunological Reviews, 1998
Summary: Like other cells, T cells are dependent on signals from their environment for their survival. Resting T cells are supported in vitro by cytokines such as interleukin (IL)‐4, IL‐6 and IL‐7. The latter two cytokines are made constitutively in animals and hence might affect the lifetimes of their resting T cells.
P, Marrack   +6 more
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NSD and cell survival

The British Journal of Radiology, 1979
The relation between the NSD concept and cell survival in fractionated irradiation is established; the slope of Strandquist's lines is related to the shape of survival curves for the given type of cells and radiation. A new parameter, CBE, derived from TDF for determining cumulative biological effect is proposed.
M, Lokajícek, S, Kozubek, K, Prokes
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Spheroids and cell survival

Critical Reviews in Oncology/Hematology, 2000
In contrast to most traditional cell culture systems, spheroids represent a unique opportunity to recapitulate aspects of cell homeostasis and as such better reflect in vivo tumor biology. This review highlights recent spheroid-based studies which have defined a role for intercellular adhesion in dictating cellular fate.
R C, Bates, N S, Edwards, J D, Yates
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Peripheral B cell survival

Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences, 2000
Recent findings suggest that lymphocyte survival is a continuous active process and support the role of B cell receptor engagement in B cell survival. In this context the conflict of survival interests between the diverse B cells gives rise to a pattern of interactions which mimics the behavior of complex ecological systems.
Agenès, F.   +2 more
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