2016
DOI: 10.21508/1027-4065-2016-61-3-87-94
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Cytogenetic effects and possibilities of their transgenerational transfer in the generations of persons living in radionuclide polluted areas after the Chernobyl accident

Abstract: Радиационная авария на Чернобыльской АЭС (ЧАЭС) повлекла за собой серьезные экологиче-ские изменения, приведшие к переселению и эвакуа-ции населения из зон отчуждения и отселения, к вы-нужденному проживанию граждан на радиоактивно загрязненных территориях. Одним из важнейших вопросов, возникших после аварии на ЧАЭС, явля-ется то, насколько эта авария отразится на генетиче-ском аппарате человека, насколько возможен и опа-сен риск онкологической заболеваемости, появления новых заболеваний и изменения характера т… Show more

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“…Long-term industrial irradiation has its remote effects on workers' health; to assess them is a vital task both in terms of providing radiation safety for people in their reproductive age and predicting unfavorable consequences for their offspring. A lot of authors stated in their works that cytogenetic effects and genomic instability could possibly be transferred to offspring across the generations [1,2]. But at the same time some authors don't find any correlations between irradiation of gonads and genetic diseases occurrence in offspring [3]; they even think that trans-generation effects are not very likely to be detected in any actual epidemiologic situation [4].…”
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“…Long-term industrial irradiation has its remote effects on workers' health; to assess them is a vital task both in terms of providing radiation safety for people in their reproductive age and predicting unfavorable consequences for their offspring. A lot of authors stated in their works that cytogenetic effects and genomic instability could possibly be transferred to offspring across the generations [1,2]. But at the same time some authors don't find any correlations between irradiation of gonads and genetic diseases occurrence in offspring [3]; they even think that trans-generation effects are not very likely to be detected in any actual epidemiologic situation [4].…”
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confidence: 99%