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Direct and delayed X-ray-induced DNA damage in male mouse germ cells.

Environmental and molecular mutagenesis - 1 Jul 2012

Cordelli Eugenia, Eleuteri Patrizia, Grollino Maria Giuseppa, Benassi Barbara, Blandino Giovanni, Bartoleschi Cecilia, Pardini Maria Chiara, Di Caprio Edoardo Vittorio, Spanò Marcello, Pacchierotti Francesca, Villani Paola

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Sperm DNA integrity is essential for the accurate transmission of paternal genetic information. Various stages of spermatogenesis are characterized by large differences in radiosensitivity. Differentiating spermatogonia are susceptible to radiation-induced cell killing, but some of them can repai...

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PMID: 22730201
DOI: 10.1002/em.21703

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