Kinetics of Metallofullerenol Reactions with the Products of Water Radiolysis: Implications for Radiotherapeutics
Jacek Grebowski,
Anna Konarska,
Piotr Piotrowski
et al.
Abstract:Radiotherapy is one of the basic treatments for cancer, involving the damage of cancer cells caused by reactive oxygen species generated upon ionizing radiation. As radiation and oxidative damage also affect normal cells, modern treatments include the application of effective radioprotectors in order to minimize side effects. In this study, pulse radiolysis was used for the kinetic evaluation of antiradical properties of three watersoluble metallofullerenols (MFs), Sc 3 N@C 80 (OH) 18 , Lu 3 N@ C 80 (OH) 18 , … Show more
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