Search Results - "McCready, Welton A."

Rodent Cell Transformation and Immediate Early Gene Expression Following 60-Hz Magnetic Field Exposure by Balcer-Kubiczek, Elizabeth K., Zhang, Xiao-Feng, Harrison, George H., McCready, Welton A., Shi, Zhong-Ming, Han, Lin-Huang, Abraham, John M., Ampey, Luther L., Meltzer, Stephen J., Jacobs, Maria C., Davis, Christopher C.

“…Some epidemiological studies suggest that exposure to power frequency magnetic fields (MFs) may be associated with an elevated risk of human cancer, but the…”
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BIGEL Analysis of Gene Expression in HL60 Cells Exposed to X Rays or 60 Hz Magnetic Fields by Balcer-Kubiczek, Elizabeth K., Zhang, Xiao-Feng, Han, Lin-Huang, Harrison, George H., Davis, Christopher C., Zhou, Xiao-Juan, Ioffe, Vladimir, McCready, Welton A., Abraham, John M., Meltzer, Stephen J.

“…We screened a panel of 1,920 randomly selected cDNAs to discover genes that are differentially expressed in HL60 cells exposed to 60 Hz magnetic fields (2 mT)…”
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Combined hyperthermia and radiation suggest an alternative to heavy particle therapy for reduced oxygen enhancement ratios by ROBINSON, J. EUGENE, WIZENBERG, MORRIS J, MCCREADY, WELTON A

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Radiation and hyperthermal response of normal tissue in situ by Robinson, J E, Wizenberg, M J, McCready, W A

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Hyperthermia of mouse lungs: technique and control of critical parameters by Eddy, H A, Robinson, J E, McCready, W A, Better, W E

“…A microwave heating technique which combines essential life support, monitoring and heating systems has been developed, and is in use for the investigation of…”
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The Effects of Microwaves on Cell Survival at Elevated Temperatures by Robinson, James E., Harrison, George H., McCulloch, Duncan, McCready, Welton A., Cheung, Augustine Y.

“…Since microwaves are used in human cancer therapy, information on specific biological effects of microwaves at elevated temperatures is important. To help…”
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Kinetics of gene expression following exposure to 60 Hz, 2 mT magnetic fields in three human cell lines by Harrison, George H., Balcer-Kubiczek, Elizabeth K., Shi, Zhong-Ming, Zhang, Yiao-Feng, McCready, Welton A., Davis, Christopher C.

“…Laboratory reports on gene expression following magnetic field exposure have been controversial, although the weight of evidence suggests no effect of magnetic…”
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