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Transgenerational effects of radiation on cancer and other disorders in mice and humans

2017-01-01

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Parental exposure of mice to radiation and chemicals causes a variety of adverse effects in the progeny, and the tumor-susceptibility phenotype is transmissible beyond the first postradiation generation. The induced rates of tumors were 100-fold higher than those known for mouse specific locus mutations. There were clear strain differences in the types of naturally-occurring and induced tumors and most of the latt...

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2d0966fe-40ce-5731-bb6e-56b9249dccea
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10.4103/jrcr.jrcr_30_17
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