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It is given an evaluation of the genetic polymorphisms (Hp, Tf, Gc; 6-PGD, EsD, ACP, PGM1, microsatellite loci CSF1PO i F13AO1, detoxicating genes GSTT1, GSTM1 and GSTP1), individual radiosensitivity (by the criterion of ribosome gene fragments) and DNA-damage rate (Comet-assay) in two cohorts comprised by VNIIEF personnel subjected chronically to gamma-neutron ionizing radiation and to β-radiation of Tritium in comparison with the effects in non-irradiated cohort. There are discussed data on the influence of the occupational irradiation, age and genotype on the rate of structural genome damage, as well as on the activity of the human repair system activity and health status.

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Integral genotype structure, individual radiosensitivity and health status of personnel chronically exposed to gamma and neutron irradiation

Korzeneva¹,

Малинина²,

Заичкина³

et al. 2006

IJLR

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Peculiarities of dose-response dependence curves for cytogenetic indices after in vitro irradiation of human peripheral blood lymphocytes with ionising radiation of different types

Styazhkina¹,

Korzeneva²

2006

IJLR

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Inna B. Korzeneva

Human circulating ribosomal DNA content significantly increases while circulating satellite III (1q12) content decreases under chronic occupational exposure to low-dose gamma- neutron and tritium beta-radiation

Human circulating plasma DNA significantly decreases while lymphocyte DNA damage increases under chronic occupational exposure to low-dose gamma-neutron and tritium β-radiation

Molecular-Genetic and Epidemiologic Examination of Personnel Subjected to Occupational Irradiation

Integral genotype structure, individual radiosensitivity and health status of personnel chronically exposed to gamma and neutron irradiation

Peculiarities of dose-response dependence curves for cytogenetic indices after in vitro irradiation of human peripheral blood lymphocytes with ionising radiation of different types

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