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Reduced recovery of translocations from X-irradiated spermatogonial stem cells of dominant spotting (Wv/+) and steel (Slcon/Slcon) mice.

Radiation research - 1 Feb 1994

van Buul P P, Schöppink K, de Rooij D G, Seelen M C

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Dose-response relationships for X-ray-induced reciprocal translocations in spermatogonial stem cells of mutant and wild-type mice were established by spermatocyte analysis many cell generations after irradiation. The mutants studied were Wv/+, the viable allele of dominant spotting in the heterozygous state, and Slcon/Slcon, the homozygous contrasted allele of steel. The results show that the recovered yield of...

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