不同传能线密度射线0~1Gy照射诱发染色体畸变的量-效关系研究

目的 建立0~1Gy范围内⁶⁰Coγ射线、 ²⁵²Cf 中子、单能中子及 ¹²C 重离子诱发染色体畸变剂量-效应曲线,用于评价职业受照或低剂量辐射损伤。方法 采用不同照射装置1Gy以内照射离体人外周血,于培养开始加秋水仙素,培养48h收获,制备染色体标本,Metafer中期细胞自动寻找系统,人机交互计数染色体畸变,最优拟合数据得到相应模型。结果 在低剂量范围内,以双着丝粒体+环(dic+r)为终点,⁶⁰Coγ射线为线性模型, ²⁵²Cf 中子、单能中子及 ¹²C 重离子为线性平方模型;以无着丝粒断片(ace)为终点,⁶⁰Coγ射线和 ¹²C 重离子为线性平方模型, ²⁵²Cf 中子和单能中子为线性模型;以总畸变为终点,4种射线均为线性平方模型。结论 高传能线密度(LET)射线损伤效应高于低LET射线,4种射线损伤效应依次为 ²⁵²Cf 混合中子 >单能中子> ¹²C 重离子> ⁶⁰Co γ射线。在低剂量范围内dic+r指标适用于高LET照射的剂量估算。

Dose-effect relationship of chromosome aberrations induced by different LET rays atlow doses

Objective To establish the dose-effect curves of chromosome aberrations in human peripheral blood lymphocytes induced by different LET rays,including 60Co γ-rays,252Cf neutrons,14MeV neutrons and 12C heavy ions at low doses,respectively,in order to assess radiation-induced damages after occupational and accidental exposure.Methods Heparinized whole blood samples were irradiated with the various radiation devices and doses ranged from 0 to 1 Gy with the interval of 0.25 Gy.Conventional chromosome culture method was applied with adding colchicines at the beginning and chromosome specimens were prepared after 48 h incubation.The Metafer scanning system was used for automatical finder of chromosome metaphases.The mathematic models were fitted according to aberration data obtained.Results At the dose range of 0 - 1 Gy,the math models of dic + r were linear for 60 Co γrays and linear-quadratics for 252 Cf neutrons,14 MeV neutrons and 12 C heavy ions.The models of ace were linear-quadratic for 60Co γ-rays and 12C heavy ion beams,and linear for 252Cf and 14 MeV neutrons.The models of total aberrations were linear-quadratic for all types of radiation.Conclusions High LET rays have higher biological effects in inducing chromosome aberrations yields compared with low LET rays.Moreover,the severity of damage is 252Cf ＞ 14 MeV neutrons ＞ 12C heavy ions ＞ 60Co γ-rays in turn.Therefore,in the range of low doses,the dic + r may be a better target of radiation damage for high LET radiation.