radiomimetic造句

• As the mechanism of carcinogenicity is radiomimetic or radiological, the effects are stochastic.
• Irradiation and radiomimetic compounds induce DSBs which are unable to be repaired appropriately when ATM is absent.
• Many radiomimetic compounds are enediynes, which undergo the Bergman cyclization reaction to produce the para-benzyne diradical.
• Radiomimetic compounds induce double-strand breaks in DNA via highly specific, concerted free-radical attacks on the deoxyribose moieties in both strands of DNA.
• Radical damage to DNA can also occur through the interaction of DNA with certain natural products known as radiomimetic compounds, molecular compounds which affect DNA in similar ways to radiation exposure.
• For a particular individual, it is impossible to definitively prove a direct causal link between exposure to a radiomimetic poison such as tobacco smoke and the cancer that follows; such statements can only be made at the aggregate population level.