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Radiogenotoxicological effect of signal nuclide 134Cs on somatic and germ cells

Radiogenotoxicological effect of signal nuclide 134Cs on somatic and germ cells

Zhu Shou-Peng
Xia Fen
Yang Wei-Dong
Nuclear Science and TechniquesVol.8, No.1pp.59-61Published in print 01 Feb 1997
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Chromosome aberration rates in bone marrow cells and micronucleus formation in bone marrow polychromatic erythrocytes both rise with increase in radioactivities of 134Cs, and can be fitted to power functions of radioactivities of 134Cs. In spermatogonia 134Cs mainly induced chromatid breakage, and abnormalities in sperm can also be expressed as power functions of radioactivities of 134Cs.

Radiogenotoxicological effectBone marrow cellsMicronucleusSpermatogoniaSperm
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