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Boron neutron capture therapy is a type of radiation therapy that uses boron-10, which is a stable isotope of boron that can undergo nuclear fission when exposed to neutrons, to treat cancer. The document discusses the history and development of boron neutron capture therapy, including clinical trials that have been conducted to test it as a treatment for brain tumors. It also covers applications of boron chemistry to cancer treatment, such as using boron compounds as delivery agents to target cancer cells and the development of boron-enriched nanocomposites for this purpose.
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This paper discusses boron and its application in cancer treatment using Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT). BNCT involves injecting a boron compound that selectively attaches to cancer cells, then irradiating with neutrons. This causes the boron-10 isotope to absorb neutrons and produce lithium and alpha particles that destroy the cancer cells while leaving healthy cells unharmed. The paper outlines the extraction of boron, the rationale and advantages of BNCT, and the working procedure where boron is injected and neutrons applied to destroy cancer selectively through nuclear reactions.
Boron chemistry and application
Boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT) is a targeted radiotherapy that uses boron-10 as a delivery agent and neutrons as a source. BNCT selectively kills cancer cells by the high linear energy transfer of alpha particles and lithium ions produced during the nuclear reaction of boron-10 with neutrons. Clinical trials of BNCT have shown effectiveness in treating brain tumors and recurrent head and neck cancers. Further research is still needed to develop more effective boron delivery agents and neutron sources to advance this promising cancer treatment technique.
APPLICATION OF BORON IN CANCER TREATMENT
Boron has potential applications in cancer treatment through two techniques: boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT) and boron nitride nanotube technique (BNNT). BNCT involves selectively delivering boron-10 to tumor cells and then irradiating them with neutrons to trigger fission reactions that destroy nearby tumor cells. BNNTs work by introducing boron nitride nanotubes into cancer cells to trigger apoptosis or cell suicide. Both techniques aim to kill tumor cells while limiting damage to healthy tissue. However, challenges remain such as developing more tumor-selective boron delivery agents and improving neutron sources and dosimetry for BNCT.
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Boron is an element that can be used in cancer treatment through Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT). BNCT involves concentrating a stable isotope of boron, boron-10, in tumor cells using tumor-seeking compounds. Then, the boron absorbs neutrons in a way that produces radiation that destroys the tumor cells without damaging normal tissues. BNCT has advantages over other radiation therapies in that it allows for less damage to the rest of the body, increasing chances of survival for cancer patients.
Boron Neutron Capture Therapy
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Boron neutron capture therapy
Neutron capture therapy is a binary system that consists of two separate components to achieve its therapeutic effect. Each component in itself is non-tumoricidal, but when combined together they are highly lethal to cancer cells.BNCT is based on the nuclear capture and fission reactions that occur when non-radioactive boron-10, which makes up approximately 20% of natural elemental boron, is irradiated with neutrons of the appropriate energy to yield excited boron-11 (11B*). This undergoes instantaneous nuclear fission to produce high-energy alpha particles (4He nuclei) and high-energy lithium-7 (7Li) nuclei. BNCT bestows upon the nuclear reaction that occurs when Boron-10, a stable isotope, is irradiated with low-energy thermal neutrons to yield α particles (Helium-4) and recoiling lithium-7 nuclei. • The unique property of BNCT is that it can deposit a large dose gradient between the tumour cells and normal cells.
The selective delivery of sufficient amounts of 10B to the tumor with only small amounts localized in the surrounding normal tissues.Thus, normal tissues, if they have not taken up sufficient amounts of boron-10, can be spared from the nuclear capture and fission reactions. Normal tissue tolerance is determined by the nuclear capture reactions that occur with normal tissue hydrogen and nitrogen.
BNCT, therefore, can be regarded as both a biologically and a physically targeted type of radiation therapy.
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3) Beam profiles and collateral dose measurements in a half-body phantom demonstrated the collimator provides sufficient shielding and a well-defined, uniform beam suitable for BNCT clinical studies.
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Boron chemistry and application
Boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT) is a targeted radiotherapy that uses boron-10 as a delivery agent and neutrons as a source. BNCT selectively kills cancer cells by the high linear energy transfer of alpha particles and lithium ions produced during the nuclear reaction of boron-10 with neutrons. Clinical trials of BNCT have shown effectiveness in treating brain tumors and recurrent head and neck cancers. Further research is still needed to develop more effective boron delivery agents and neutron sources to advance this promising cancer treatment technique.
APPLICATION OF BORON IN CANCER TREATMENT
Boron has potential applications in cancer treatment through two techniques: boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT) and boron nitride nanotube technique (BNNT). BNCT involves selectively delivering boron-10 to tumor cells and then irradiating them with neutrons to trigger fission reactions that destroy nearby tumor cells. BNNTs work by introducing boron nitride nanotubes into cancer cells to trigger apoptosis or cell suicide. Both techniques aim to kill tumor cells while limiting damage to healthy tissue. However, challenges remain such as developing more tumor-selective boron delivery agents and improving neutron sources and dosimetry for BNCT.
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Boron is an element that can be used in cancer treatment through Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT). BNCT involves concentrating a stable isotope of boron, boron-10, in tumor cells using tumor-seeking compounds. Then, the boron absorbs neutrons in a way that produces radiation that destroys the tumor cells without damaging normal tissues. BNCT has advantages over other radiation therapies in that it allows for less damage to the rest of the body, increasing chances of survival for cancer patients.
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The document summarizes the history and development of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) for cancer treatment. It discusses how boron is used to selectively target cancer cells and how neutron capture by boron leads to high-LET particle production within tumor cells. Key developments include the first studies in the 1930s, clinical trials starting in the 1980s focused on glioblastoma, and ongoing research to develop more effective boron delivery agents and dosimetry techniques. BNCT shows potential for treating cancers like brain tumors but challenges remain around boron delivery and normal tissue toxicity.
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The selective delivery of sufficient amounts of 10B to the tumor with only small amounts localized in the surrounding normal tissues.Thus, normal tissues, if they have not taken up sufficient amounts of boron-10, can be spared from the nuclear capture and fission reactions. Normal tissue tolerance is determined by the nuclear capture reactions that occur with normal tissue hydrogen and nitrogen.
BNCT, therefore, can be regarded as both a biologically and a physically targeted type of radiation therapy.
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