text: Yo, check it out, we got cultured cells in the house,
  Confluent human umbilical vein endothelial cells, no doubt.
  In vitro, we hit 'em with 60Co gamma rays,
  Doses from 0 to 50 Gy, let's blaze.
  
  After the irradiation, we measured thrombomodulin,
  Over six days, at different times, we were rulin'.
  In the supernatants, on the surface, and within,
  Observing the effects, let the rap begin.
  
  At 24 hours post-irradiation, things got intense,
  Thrombomodulin release increased, no pretense.
  More molecules and activity on the cell's surface,
  Dependent on radiation dose, no need to rehearse.
  
  But hold up, the story doesn't end there,
  The cells' capacity to produce decreased, I swear.
  From 2 to 6 days after gamma ray exposure,
  Thrombomodulin release was on a downward closure.
  
  Our data shows radiation can hurt those cells,
  Thrombomodulin, a marker for the injury it compels.
  Endothelial cells in distress, feeling the strain,
  Let's dig into the mechanisms of radiation's pain.
  
  The dysfunction of these cells, intertwined,
  With the pathological mechanisms we find.
  Acute radiation disease, it's a serious deal,
  Understanding the interrelationship, the real deal.