Radiobiology data of melanoma cells after low-energy neutron irradiation and boron compound administration
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Afficher la notice complèteAuteur
Pedrosa-Rivera, María; Ruiz Magaña, María José; Álvarez-Rodríguez, Patricia; Porras, Ignacio; Praena, Javier; Sabariego, Manuel P.; Köster, Ulli; Forsyth, V. Trevor; Soldner, Torsten; Ramírez-Ros, José C.; Jover, Clara; Jimena, Daniel; Osorio, Juan L.; Postuma, Ian; Ruiz Ruiz, CarmenEditorial
Elsevier Ltd.
Materia
Neutron capture therapy Nuclear cross section Radiobiology Neutron beams Radioisotope production
Date
2020-09Referencia bibliográfica
M. Pedrosa-Rivera, M.J. Ruiz-Magaña, P. Álvarez-Rodríguez, I. Porras, J. Praena, M.P. Sabariego, U. Köster, T. Forsyth, T. Soldner, J. C. Ramírez-Ros, C. Jover, D. Jimena, J. L. Osorio, I. Postuma, C. Ruiz-Ruiz. Radiobiology data of melanoma cells after low-energy neutron irradiation and boron compound administration. Applied Radiation and Isotopes. Volume 163, September 2020, 109205.
Patrocinador
Financial support for this work from the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer (AECC), project PS16163811PORR (with donations from Bridgestone-FirstStop Spain), the Spanish MINECO under contract FIS2015-69941-C2-1-P, Junta de Andalucía under contract P11-FQM-8229, the Campus of International Excellence BioTic (P-BS- 64) and the donors of the University of Granada Chair Neutrons for Medicine: the Spanish Fundación ACS, Asociación Capitán Antonio, La Kuadrilla de Iznalloz and Sonriendo se Puede Ganar.Résumé
The Granada group in BNCT research is currently performing studies on: nuclear and radiobiological data for BNCT, new boron compounds and a new design for a neutron source for BNCT and other applications, including the production of medical radioisotopes. All these activities are described in this report.