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| Journal Article (Review Article) | DKFZ-2021-01946 |
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2021
MDPI
Basel
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Please use a persistent id in citations: doi:10.3390/cancers13164216
Abstract: The number of proton therapy centers worldwide are increasing steadily, with more than two million cancer patients treated so far. Despite this development, pending questions on proton radiobiology still call for basic and translational preclinical research. Open issues are the on-going discussion on an energy-dependent varying proton RBE (relative biological effectiveness), a better characterization of normal tissue side effects and combination treatments with drugs originally developed for photon therapy. At the same time, novel possibilities arise, such as radioimmunotherapy, and new proton therapy schemata, such as FLASH irradiation and proton mini-beams. The study of those aspects demands for radiobiological models at different stages along the translational chain, allowing the investigation of mechanisms from the molecular level to whole organisms. Focusing on the challenges and specifics of proton research, this review summarizes the different available models, ranging from in vitro systems to animal studies of increasing complexity as well as complementing in silico approaches.
Keyword(s): cell culture ; in silico modeling ; mouse model ; organoids ; preclinical models ; proton RBE ; proton therapy ; tissue slice culture ; toxicity ; zebrafish
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