Giving radiotherapy a boost

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  Giving radiotherapy a boost

  By Orla Smith

  Science Signaling10 Nov 2015 : ec337

  Chemical castration decreases Ku70 abundance, thereby impairing nonhomologous end joining DNA repair in prostate cancer patients receiving radiotherapy.

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  Giving radiotherapy a boost

  By Orla Smith

  Science Signaling10 Nov 2015 : ec337

  Chemical castration decreases Ku70 abundance, thereby impairing nonhomologous end joining DNA repair in prostate cancer patients receiving radiotherapy.

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