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Comparative study on metabolic peculiarity in testes and reproductive toxicity induced by different radiators

Comparative study on metabolic peculiarity in testes and reproductive toxicity induced by different radiators

Zhu Shou-Peng
Wang Liu-Yi
Hu Qi-Yue
Yang Wei-Dong
Nuclear Science and TechniquesVol.08, No.2pp.125-128Published in print 01 May 1997
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The fitted equations to describe the retentions of α radiator 235U and β147Pm as well as γ134Cs were obtained respectively. The half life component of 235U is the longest, T1/2=197d; of 147Pm is shorter, T1/2=76 d; and of 134Cs is the shortest, T1/2=5.1 d. For the rates of sperm abnormality induced by 1 cGy cumulative absorption dose the ratio of reproductive toxicity is α:β:γ =28:3:1. For the frequencies of chromosome aberrations in spermatogonia induced by 1 cGy cumulative absorption dose, the ratio of reproductive toxicity is α:β:γ=29:4:1. In the general, reproductive toxicity of α radiator 235U is the biggest, next β147Pm, finally γ134Cs.

Comparative evaluationTestesRetentionReproductive toxicity235U147Pm134Cs
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