Estrogens decrease gamma-ray-induced senescence and maintain cell cycle progression in breast cancer cells independently of p53.

Robert-Alain Toillon; Nicolas Magné; Ioanna Laïos; Pierre Castadot; Eric Kinnaert; Paul Van Houtte; Christine Desmedt; Guy Leclercq; Marc Lacroix

doi:10.1016/j.ijrobp.2006.11.040

Estrogens decrease gamma-ray-induced senescence and maintain cell cycle progression in breast cancer cells independently of p53.

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