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Genetic Studies
Fukushima
microsatellite
de novo mutation rates
Hirundo rustica
Fukushima
comparing microsatellite DNA fingerprints for parents and their offspring
found mutation rates to be 2- to 10-fold higher for birds in Chernobyl
little doubt that the contaminants associated with the Chernobyl disaster have generated genetic damage and increased mutation rates
phenotypic effects that were correlated to the levels of genetic damage reported
33 studies
heterogeneity
25 of the studies
increase in mutations or cytogenetic abnormalities
Only 4 of these studies investigated germline mutations
Chernobyl
Fukushima
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