1998
DOI: 10.1038/bjc.1998.491
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Tumour induction by methyl-nitroso-urea following preconceptional paternal contamination with plutonium-239

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“…In summary, the observed associations in the study of Lord et al (1998) provide, at best, weak evidence for a causal effect of PPI on susceptibility to MNU-induced leukaemia and lymphoma yield in offspring of mice. Given the enormous doses of 239 Pu and MNU administered, which are several orders of magnitude greater than occupational or environmental exposure levels, even if the associations observed by Lord et al (1998) are not due to chance or bias, it is unlikely that they are of any material relevance to man at occupational and environmental dose levels.…”
Section: Sirmentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…In summary, the observed associations in the study of Lord et al (1998) provide, at best, weak evidence for a causal effect of PPI on susceptibility to MNU-induced leukaemia and lymphoma yield in offspring of mice. Given the enormous doses of 239 Pu and MNU administered, which are several orders of magnitude greater than occupational or environmental exposure levels, even if the associations observed by Lord et al (1998) are not due to chance or bias, it is unlikely that they are of any material relevance to man at occupational and environmental dose levels.…”
Section: Sirmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…The results of Lord et al (1998) imply that an interaction between PPI and exposure to some leukaemogenic agent postconception might be capable of explaining the Seascale cluster of childhood leukaemia. Previous work has shown that this explanation of the Seascale cluster is very unlikely to be true.…”
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confidence: 86%
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