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Changes in gene expression associated with stable drug and radiation resistance in small cell lung cancer cells are similar to those caused by a single X-ray dose

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2004

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Henness, Sheridan
Davern, Melanie
Harvie, Rozelle
Banyer, Joanne
Wasinger, Valerie
Corthals, G
Davey, Mary R

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Academic Press

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Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) initially responds well to chemotherapy and fractionated radiotherapy, but resistance to these treatments eventually develops in the vast majority of cases. To understand how resistance develops in the H69 SCLC cell line, we

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Keywords: cisplatin; daunorubicin; etoposide; gemcitabine; navelbine; tumor protein; article; cancer chemotherapy; cancer radiotherapy; cell cycle; cell line; cell metabolism; cell strain H69; cytoskeleton; drug sensitivity; gene expression; human; human cell; lung

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/86259

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ANU Research Publications

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Radiation Research

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Journal article

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10.1667/RR3165

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