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Genetical effects of radiation and chemicals

Authors: C, AUERBACH;

Genetical effects of radiation and chemicals

Abstract

Die popularen Auffassungen der durch Bestrahlung erzeugten genetischen Schadigungen irren gewohnlich weit vom Ziele, und zwar in entgegengesetzten Richtungen. Oft hort man die Behauptung, dass bestrahlte Eltern die Gefahr laufen, Missgeburten oder sonstwie anormale Nachkommen zu haben. Noch ofter werden die genetischen Gefahren ionisierender Strahlen als unbetrachtlich und nicht beachtenswert hingestellt. In Wirklichkeit sind diese Gefahren sehr ernst zu nehmen. Sie betreffen aber nicht Individuen, sondern die menschliche Rasse als Ganzes. Uber ihre Natur sind wir gut unterrichtet, uber ihr Ausmass konnen wir uns gegenwartig nur sehr ungenaue Vorstellungen machen. Genetisch unterschwellige Strahlungsdosen gibt es nicht; die gesetzlich festgesetzte Toleranzdosis muss daher einen Kompromiss darstellen zwischen gegenwartigem Nutzen und zukunftigen Gefahren.

Keywords

Radiation, Research, Genetics, Genetic Therapy

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