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Saving salivary glands from the collateral damage of radiation therapy

livary fluid from change, but HSP25 afforded better protection from apoptosis than amifostine.

These results demonstrate the radioprotective effects of both heat shock proteins, with HSP25 providing the stronger defense. Thus, HSP25 delivery may represent a novel means of preventing the collateral damage associated with radiation therapy.


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American Journal of Pathology
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