Gp. Raaphorst et al., EVALUATION OF CISPLATIN RESPONSE IN 3 RADIATION-RESISTANT AND 3 RADIATION-SENSITIVE CELL-LINES, Anticancer research, 14(5A), 1994, pp. 1939-1942
The cisplatin response was studied in three radiation sensitive mutant
cell lines each paired with normally responding or radiation resistan
t cell fines of parental or similar origin. The radiation sensitive ce
ll lines V3 (CHO), AT5BI (human fibroblast) and HT144 (melanoma) also
showed reduced or lack of ability to repair sublethal radiation damage
. Also, V3 did not repair radiation induced DNA double strand breaks a
nd AT5BI was excision repair deficient. None of these cell fines show
arty cross sensitivity to cisplatin treatment. instead the response wa
s more like the paired normally radiation responding cell lines, excep
t for AT5BI which showed cisplatin resistance. Thus the mechanisms cau
sing radiation sensitivity in the three cell lines are not involved in
cisplatin sensitivity.