ArticleRadiation and environmental biophysics1991
Survival of diploid yeast cells to bleomycin in combination with UV-light or hyperthermia.
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- Effects of bleomycin on growth kinetics and survival of Saccharomyces cerevisiae: a model of repair pathways.Journal of bacteriology · 1992Article
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Abstract
In the present work we have investigated the possible interaction between Bleomycin (B) and UV light or hyperthermia (HT) in the induction of lethal events in diploid yeast populations in the stationary phase of growth. UV and B acting as single agents determine sigmoid survival curves. The combination of UV + B produces different degrees of sensitization depending on dose ranges. For [B] = 7.5 micrograms/ml combined with different UV fluences an exponential course is observed, suggesting overlapping lesion specificity of the involved repair pathways (excision and recombination). The hyperthermia plus Bleomycin treatment produces different degrees of inactivation depending on the sequences. Maximal inactivation effect was obtained for the sequence B + HT. In the case of HT + B ([B] greater than 7.5 micrograms/ml) the obtained sensitization is lower.
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