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Tumor cells are targeted for destruction using beta radiation, typically delivered via radioimmunotherapy (RIT) or similar methods. The beta particles emitted by radioisotopes cause DNA damage, leading to cell death through various pathways like apoptosis and necrosis. The cross-fire effect allows for the killing of neighboring cells not directly targeted. While effective, this approach carries risks of off-target effects and myelosuppression.
Induction of lethal DNA damage via beta radiation leading to cell death (apoptosis, necrosis, etc.)
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