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Transgenerational Effects of Preconception Paternal Contamination with55Fe

1 Nov 2001

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The conjecture that germline mutations induced by radiation exposure before conception may predispose subsequent offspring to cancer remains contentious. Previous experimental studies have shown that preconception paternal irradiation with (239)Pu induces perturbations in the hemopoietic systems of offspring and influences sensitivity to a secondary carcinogen. In the present study, male DBA2 mice were injected...

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PMID: 11604061
DOI: 10.1667/0033-7587(2001)156[0488:teoppc]2.0.co;2

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