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HIV-positive individuals, who are at high risk of developing cancers such as Kaposi’s sarcoma, tend to be more sensitive to ionizing radiation and are at a higher risk of developnew and noninvasive methods are needed to sensitize cancer cells and reduce therapeutic doses. were evaluated, using the colony forming assay. The surviving fraction (SF) of V79 cells exposed = 0.6833 0.0067), was apart (SF = 0.5620 0.0026; P = 0.0008). On the other hand, the combination of EMF exposure and irradiation was more toxic (SF = 0.3350 0.0050) in the melanoma cells than the split radiation treatment (SF = 0.3825 0.0035; P = 0.0008). These data suggest that use of EMF may sigwithout compromising tumor control.

Comparison of Cellular Sensitivity to a Split Radiation Dose and a Combination of a Single Radiation Dose and Electromagnetic Field Exposure