Table 1.

Review of papers reporting survival of cells exposed to thermal rise or ionizing radiations, matched for cell subtype and dose range.

Reference Article	Type of Tissue Investigated		Treatment Modality	Dose Range
Sensitivity of Human Cells to Mild Hyperthermia [24]	Human Glioblastoma Tumor Cells	U87MG	Heat	0-240 CEM
Thermal Dose Determination in Cancer Therapy [21]	Chinese Hamster Ovary		Heat	0-150 CEM
Cellular Effects of Hyperthermia: Relevance to the minimum dose for thermal damage[25]	Chinese Hamster Lung	V79	Heat	0-150 CEM
Arrhenius Relationships from the Molecule and Cell to the Clinic[26]	Chinese Hamster Ovary		Heat	0-150 CEM
Basic Principles of thermal dosimetry and thermal threshold for tissue damage from hyperthermia [27]	Chinese Hamster Ovary		Heat	0-180 CEM
A Transient Thermotolerant Survival Response Produced by Single Thermal Doses in HeLa Cells [28]	HeLa		Heat	0-480 CEM
Differential Effect of Hyperthermia on Murine Bone Marrow Normal Colony-forming Units and AKR and L1210 Leukemia Stem Cells [29]	Leukemia Cells	L1210, AKR	Heat	0-60 CEM
A Comparison of Cell Killing by Heat and/or X Rays in Chinese Hamster V79 Cells, Friend Erythroleukemia Mouse Cells, and Human Thymocyte MOLT-4 [30]	Chinese Hamster Lung	V79	Radiation	0-16 Gy
Cellular Responses to Combinations of Hyperthermia and Radiation [31]	Chinese Hamster Ovary		Radiation	0-11 Gy
Cross-Resistance to Ionizing Radiation in a Murine Leukemic Cell Line Resistant to cis-Dichlorodiammineplatinum(II): Role of Ku Autoantigen [32]	Leukemia Cells	L1210	Radiation	0-10 Gy
Effect of Hyperthermia on the Radiation Response of two Mammalian Cell Lines [33]	Chinese Hamster Ovary, mouse mammary sarcoma	HA-1, EMT-6	Radiation	0-12 Gy
Effects of propranolol in combination with radiation on apoptosis and survival of gastric cancer cells in vitro [34]	Human gastric adenocarcinoma cells	BGC-823, SGC-7901	Radiation	0-10 Gy
Enhancement of Radiation Damage in Cellular DNA Following Unifilar Substitution with Iododeoxyuridine [35]	Chinese Hamster Lung	V79	Radiation	0-16 Gy
Hyperthermia Radiosensitization in Human Glioma Cells Comparison of Recovery of Polymerase Activity, Survival, and Potentially Lethal Damage Repair [36]	Human Glioblastoma Tumor Cells	U87MG	Radiation	0-12 Gy
Influence of Hyperthermia on Gamma-Ray-Induced Mutation in V79 Cells [37]	Chinese Hamster Lung	V79	Radiation	0-12 Gy
Interaction of Hyperthermia and Radiation in CHO Cells: Recovery Kinetics [38]	Chinese Hamster Ovary		Radiation	0-12 Gy
Long duration mild temperature hyperthermia and brachytherapy [39]	Human Normal fibroblasts, Human radiation resistant melanoma cells, Human Ovarian Carcinoma cells	AG1522, SkMe13, A2780	Radiation	0-10 Gy
Moderate Hyperthermia and Low Dose Irradiation [22]	Chinese Hamster Lung	V79	Radiation	0-14 Gy
Radiosensitivity and Capacity to Recover from Radiation Induced Damage in Pimonisazol-Unlabeled Intratumor Quiescent Cells Depend on p53 Status [40]	Human head and neck squamous carcinoma cells	SAS	Radiation	0-14 Gy
Recovery of Sublethal Radiation Damage and is inhibition by Hyperthermia in normal and transformed mouse cells [41]	Chinese Hamster Lung	V79	Radiation	0-14 Gy
The p65 subunit of nuclear factor-κB is a molecular target for radiation sensitization of human squamous carcinoma cells [42]	Human head and neck squamous carcinoma cells	SCC-35, d6, d12	Radiation	0-11 Gy
Thermal radiosensitization in Chinese hamster and mouse C3H 10T 1/2 cells. The thermotolerance effect [40]	Chinese Hamster Lung, mouse embryo	V79, C3H	Radiation	0-14 Gy
Thermal Sensitivity and Radiosensitization in V79 Cells after BrdUrd or IdUrd Incorporation [43]	Chinese Hamster Lung	V79	Radiation	0-16 Gy
Thermally Enhanced Radioresponse of Cultured Chinese Hamster Cells: Inhibition of Repair of Sublethal Damage and Enhancement of Lethal Damage [44]	Chinese hamster fibroblasts	V79	Radiation	0-11 Gy
Thermal sensitivity and radiosensitization in Chinese hamster V79 cells exposed to 2-aminopurine or 6-thioguanine [45]	Chinese Hamster Lung	V79	Radiation	0-14 Gy