radiosensitive (Meaning)
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radiosensitive (s)
sensitive to radiation
Synonyms & Antonyms of radiosensitive
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radiosensitive Sentence Examples
- As a radiosensitive tissue, the bone marrow is particularly vulnerable to radiation damage.
- The radiosensitive cells in the skin are easily damaged by exposure to X-rays or gamma rays.
- Radiation therapy must be administered cautiously to avoid damage to radiosensitive tissues such as the spinal cord.
- The patient's radiosensitivity was tested prior to the commencement of radiation treatment.
- The highly radiosensitive lymphocytes rapidly succumb to the effects of radiation.
- Researchers are working to develop radioresistant strains of crops to withstand exposure to harmful radiation.
- The radiosensitivity of tumor cells can be exploited to target them specifically with radiation therapy.
- The bismuth shield effectively protected the radiosensitive equipment from electromagnetic radiation.
- The radiosensitive mutant mice exhibited increased susceptibility to radiation-induced tumors.
- Due to its radiosensitivity, the gastrointestinal tract requires careful monitoring during radiation therapy.
FAQs About the word radiosensitive
sensitive to radiation
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As a radiosensitive tissue, the bone marrow is particularly vulnerable to radiation damage.
The radiosensitive cells in the skin are easily damaged by exposure to X-rays or gamma rays.
Radiation therapy must be administered cautiously to avoid damage to radiosensitive tissues such as the spinal cord.
The patient's radiosensitivity was tested prior to the commencement of radiation treatment.
