Assessment of Cell Proliferation in Clinical Practice 1992
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4471-3190-8_4
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Basic Methods for Assessing Cellular Proliferation

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“…Radioactive thymidine incorporation labels newly synthesised DNA, relying on the assumption that every DNA synthesising cell exposed to the thymidine will incorporate it in a dose dependent manner. 13 This is not always the case: first, the amount of unlabelled thymidine (cold thymidine) in the sample may aVect the proliferation rate if present in large amounts 14 15 ; there is also some evidence that some cells may have the ability to retain the thymidine in a non-exchangeable form and incorporate the label at a later date. 16 Second, there is a theoretical risk of radiation induced nuclear damage if high specific activity thymidine is used or the study is over a prolonged period.…”
Section: Methods Of Measuring Cell Proliferation In the Gastrointestimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Radioactive thymidine incorporation labels newly synthesised DNA, relying on the assumption that every DNA synthesising cell exposed to the thymidine will incorporate it in a dose dependent manner. 13 This is not always the case: first, the amount of unlabelled thymidine (cold thymidine) in the sample may aVect the proliferation rate if present in large amounts 14 15 ; there is also some evidence that some cells may have the ability to retain the thymidine in a non-exchangeable form and incorporate the label at a later date. 16 Second, there is a theoretical risk of radiation induced nuclear damage if high specific activity thymidine is used or the study is over a prolonged period.…”
Section: Methods Of Measuring Cell Proliferation In the Gastrointestimentioning
confidence: 99%