Morgan, WF Non-targeted and Delayed Effects of Exposure to Ionizing Radiation: II.
Radiation-Induced Genomic Instability and Bystander Effects In Vivo, Clastogenic Factors …

Epidemiology of Childhood Leukemia, with a Focus on Infants статистика рубрикаторы
типовая модель о проекте Мобильная версия Доступно журналов: 3 288 Доступно …

Background Ionising radiation is a known mutagen, but few studies have examined
transgenerational effects of paternal exposure in human beings. The workforce at the …

Since the early years of follow-up of the Japanese atomic-bomb survivors, it has been
apparent that childhood leukaemia has a particular sensitivity to induction by ionising …

More than 100 studies have examined whether environmental or occupational exposures of
parents affect the sex ratio of their offspring at birth. For this review, we searched Medline …

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Doll, HJ Evans & SC Darby The “Gardner hypothesis" suggests that an excess of childhood …

The meta‐analysis combined and statistically analysed studies of childhood leukaemia and
nuclear facilities. Focus was on studies that calculated standardized rates for individual …

Abstract Objectives: To test the “Gardner hypothesis” that childhood leukaemia and non-
Hodgkin lymphoma can be caused by fathers' exposure to ionising radiation before the …

Abstract In November 1895, when Conrad Röntgen serendipitously discovered X-rays,
epidemiology was effectively limited to the study of infectious disease. What little …

Experimental and epidemiologic investigations document the adverse consequences of an
array of paternal exposures on the development of subsequent offspring. Male-mediated …