A A Waĭnson, S M Ershova, I L Lapidus, T A Fadeeva, T E Fomenkova, N L Shmakova
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[The effect of intracellular pH on radiation damage to mammalian cells].
In experiments with Chinese hamster cells and Ehrlich ascites tumor cells it has been shown that a decrease in intracellular pH from 7.0 to 6.0, produced by 0.1 M phosphate buffer, ameliorates the radiation injury to cells (DMF = 1.35) with respect to their clonogenic capacity and induction of chromosome aberrations. The rate of repair of DNA single-strand breaks, within the pH range under study, is invariable.