Mouse Testis Weight Loss Following High Energy Neutron or Gamma Irradiation

Montour, J. L.; Wilson, John D.

doi:10.1080/09553007914550941

International Journal of Radiation Biology and Related Studies

1979

DOI: 10.1080/09553007914550941

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Mouse Testis Weight Loss Following High Energy Neutron or Gamma Irradiation

J. L. Montour

John D. Wilson

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Flow cytometric evaluation of the effects of 2.3 MeV neutrons and 240 kV X rays on mouse spermatogenic S-phase cells using bromodeoxyuridine incorporation

Gasińska

Wilson²

1988

The British Journal of Radiology

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A sensitive flow cytometric assay has been developed to assess the effect of X rays or neutrons on the DNA-synthesizing ability of mouse testis cells. The dose to reduce the labelling index (LI) to 50% (ED50) was 25 cGy for X rays and 5 cGy for neutrons, giving a relative biological effectiveness (RBE) of 5.0. A significant reduction of the LI was seen at X-ray doses as low as 10 cGy. Neutron treatment resulted in an exponential decrease in functional S-phase cells while the X-ray response was biphasic. The sensitivity and rapidity of the assay would be suitable for use in biological dosimetry.

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Flow cytometric evaluation of the effects of 2.3 MeV neutrons and 240 kV X rays on mouse spermatogenic S-phase cells using bromodeoxyuridine incorporation

Gasińska

Wilson²

1988

The British Journal of Radiology

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Oxygen consumption in gamma irradiated mouse testes.

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1983

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Enhancement of cathepsin B activity in irradiated mouse testes.

Pogany

Lewis

1985

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Mouse Testis Weight Loss Following High Energy Neutron or Gamma Irradiation

Cited by 6 publications

References 6 publications

Flow cytometric evaluation of the effects of 2.3 MeV neutrons and 240 kV X rays on mouse spermatogenic S-phase cells using bromodeoxyuridine incorporation

Flow cytometric evaluation of the effects of 2.3 MeV neutrons and 240 kV X rays on mouse spermatogenic S-phase cells using bromodeoxyuridine incorporation

Oxygen consumption in gamma irradiated mouse testes.

Enhancement of cathepsin B activity in irradiated mouse testes.

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