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International Journal of Low Radiation

International Journal of Low Radiation (IJLR)

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  • The radiation-induced ATM nucleoshuttling model as a unified mechanistic explanation for adaptive response, hormesis and hypersensitivity to low dose phenomena   Order a copy of this article
    by Clement Devic, Larry Bodgi, Nicolas Foray 
    Abstract: Understanding and describing the radiobiological effects induced by low-dose ionising radiation is becoming a scientific, medical and societal issue. To date, three main low dose consequences have been described in the literature: adaptive response, hormesis and hypersensitivity to low dose. The purpose of this review is to propose a unified mechanistic explanation for these three low-dose-specific phenomena, based on the radiation-induced nucleoshuttling of the ATM protein, a model that was initially developed with high-dose data. The impact of individual radiosensitivity is also discussed.
    Keywords: low-dose effects; adaptive response; hormesis; hypersensitivity to low doses; ATM; radiosensitivity.

 

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