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Deviation from mendelian transmission of autosomal SNPs can be used to estimate germline mutations in humans exposed to ionizing radiation

2020-05-18

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We aimed to estimate the rate of germline mutations in the offspring of individuals accidentally exposed to Cesium-137 ionizing radiation. Performed analysis considered two distinct groups: a group males and females accidentally exposed to low doses of ionizing radiation from Cs 137 , the case group, and a control group of non-exposed participants. The case group included 37 participants (11 couples and 15 childr...

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d2c07625-f02f-5eee-9f0f-5904f37e1508
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10.1101/2020.05.18.101816
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