Increased Mitochondrial Mass in Cells with Functionally Compromised Mitochondria after Exposure to both Direct γ Radiation and Bystander Factors
Sharon Nugent, James E. Murphy, Carmel Mothersill(McMaster University), Brendan McClean(St. Luke's Hospital), Fiona M. Lyng(Centre for Research in Engineering Surface Technology), Colin Seymour(McMaster University)
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