Chronic exposure of adult, postnatal and in utero rat models to low-dose 137Cesium: impact on circulating biomarkers
This study showed that response profiles differed according to age at exposure: lipid metabolism was most radiosensitive in the postnatal model, and steroid hormone metabolism was most radiosensitive in rats exposed in adulthood. There was no evidence of deleterious effects suggesting a potential impact on fertility or procreation.
Source: Journal of Radiation Research - Category: Physics Authors: Manens, L., Grison, S., Bertho, J.-M., Lestaevel, P., Gueguen, Y., Benderitter, M., Aigueperse, J., Souidi, M. Tags: Regular paper Source Type: research
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