[The modification of the radiation damage to the chromosomes in the somatic cells of radiosensitive Drosophila mutants. The effect of fractionating the gamma-ray dose].

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[The modification of the radiation damage to the chromosomes in the somatic cells of radiosensitive Drosophila mutants. The effect of fractionating the gamma-ray dose].

Radiobiologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Levin V V, Malinovskiĭ O V

Abstract excerpt

A study was made of the effect of gamma-ray dose fractionation registered by chromosome aberration induction in somatic cells of the mutant rad(2)201G1, the mutant mus(2)201G1, and the wild type strain of drosophila. The dose fractionation upon irradiation of the mutant mus(2)201G1 and control strain larvae was shown to decrease the frequency of cytogenetic damages to cells. In contrast, when the radiosensitive...

Topics

Animals
Chromosome Aberrations
Dose-Response Relationship, Radiation
Drosophila melanogaster
Gamma Rays
Genotype
Mutation
Radiation Tolerance

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PMID: 8469737

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