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[Unusually high level of chromosome variability in cultured human peripheral blood lymphocytes].

Genetika - 1 Jun 1999

Bochkov N P, Popova N A, Katosova L D, Iakovleva Iu S, Nazarenko S A, Vasil'eva E O, Platonova V I, Chebotarev A N

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A cytogenetic examination carried out in the inhabitants of Seversk (Tomsk oblast) and workers of the Siberian chemical industrial complex (a complex of nuclear-chemical and fuel plants), living in the same town, revealed unusually high level of spontaneous chromosomal variability both in control and industrial groups (total irradiation doses 1.8 to 3.7 and 9.3 to 15.7 Gy, respectively). The frequencies of cells...

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