Director
Sunil Advani, MD
Assistant Professor
858-822-7574
sjadvani@ucsd.edu
Contact
Joseph A. Aguilera, BA
858-822-4180
jaguilera@ucsd.edu
Location: Moores Cancer Center, Room 2314, Bay 2P
Service profile
- Irradiation of cells, cell lines, and feeder cells
- Clonogenic survival studies
- Whole or partial body irradiation of normal and tumor-bearing mice or rats
- Stereotactic approaches to tumor control studies in mice/rats
- Assistance with radiobiologic data interpretation, cell survival modeling (linear quandratic; n, Do), and radiation cell survival illustration
Pricing
Prices are per hour with a minimum charge of 1 hour
| RM0001A | Radiation Medicine (participating member) | $75.91 |
| RM0001B | Radiation Medicine (associate member/ other UCSD faculty) | $161.09 |
| RM0001C | Radiation Medicine (non-university) | $233.58 |
Sample instructions
- Cells to be irradiated can be brought in tubes or dishes.
- Mice need to be brought over in covered beakers. (One-liter size covered with aluminum foil works well). No cages, please! 3-4 mice per beaker can be irradiated.
- Dose rate can be varied from .509 Gy/min. to 15.51 Gy./min.
Overview
This resource provides the opportunity for investigators to pursue an interactive approach to the determination of intrinsic radiation sensitivity. The conduct of radiation assays quantifying radiation sensitivity to ionizing radiation
in vitro, as well as mathematical modeling of survival parameters are cornerstone services provided. As a corollary, the resource lends expertise to researchers studying the cell cycle control of DNA damage, and genomic instability induced by ionizing radiation both
in vitro and
in vivo.