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[Acid polypeptides as intensifiers of the formation of irreparable double-stranded DNA breaks induced by the gamma irradiation of mammalian cells].

Acid polypeptides, synthetic analogues of a natural modifier of lethal effect of radiation, were shown to inhibit double-strand DNA breaks (DSB) repair, to increase irreparable DSB accumulation and to enhance the formation of structural chromosome rearrangements in gamma-irradiated mammalian cells. The authors discuss the possibility of involvement of proteins, that contain amino acid sequences comparable, in length, with a modifier, into radiation formation of irreparable DSB.