Marianne B. Sowa

PNNL - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Funded Projects

A Mechanistic Study of the Radiation Quality Dependence of Bystander Effects in Human Cells

Technical Abstracts

2006 Workshop:
Using a Low-LET Electron Microbeam to Investigate Non-Targeted Effects of Low Dose Radiation.
Sowa, M.B., Goetz, W., Baulch, J., and Morgan, W.F.

Morphological Changes in a 3D Mammary Model Following Exposure to Low Dose, Low-LET Radiation
Opresko, L.K., Chrisler, W., Emory, K., Arthurs, B., and Sowa, M.B.

2005 Workshops:
Using a Low LET Electron Microbeam to Investigate Non-Targeted Effects of Low Dose Radiation
Morgan, W.F. and Sowa, M.B.

Publications

Perrine, K.A., Lamarche, B.L., Hopkins, D.F., Budge, S.E., Opresko, L.K., Wiley, H.S., and Sowa, M.B. (2007). High speed method for in situ multispectral image registration. Microscopy Research and Technique 70:382-389.

Morgan, W.F. and Sowa, M.B. (2007). Non-targeted bystander effects induced by ionizing radiation. Mutation Research 616:159-164.

Morgan, W.F. and Sowa, M.B. (2007). Towards resolving conflicting reports of radiation-induced genomic instability in populations exposed to ionizing radiation: implications for the hibakusha. International Congress Series 1299:128-134.

Sowa, M.B., Goetz, W., Baulch, J.E., and Morgan, W.F. (2006). Session 7. Low LET bystander responses in gap junction null human colon carcinoma cells (RKO36). Proceedings of the 7th International Workshop: Microbeam Probes of Cellular Radiation Response. Radiation Research 166:688.

Perrrine, K., Hopkins, D.F., LaMarche, B., and Sowa, M.B. (2005). Pixel perfect: A real-time image processing system for biology. Scientific Computing (22(10):16-20.

Sowa, M.B., Kathmann, L.E., Holben, B.A., Thrall, B.D., and Kimmel, G.A. (2005). Low-LET microbeam investigation of the track-end dependence of electron-induced damage in normal human diploid fibroblasts. Radiation Research 164(5):677-679.

Sowa, M.B., Murphy, M.K., Miller, J.H., McDonald, J.C., Strom, D.J., and Kimmel, G.A. (2005). A variable-energy electron microbeam: A unique modality for targeted low-LET radiation. Radiation Research 164(5):695-700.

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