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Mutation processes in oxidative stress preadapted animals

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Russian Journal of Genetics: Applied Research

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The present paper deals with the problem of the preadaptation of the metabolic system of newborn rats to hyperbaric oxygenation (HBO) (0.2 MPa) induced oxidative stress, as well as with the assessment of the longevity of a metabolic track that is observed after such treatment. A possible increase in resistance of the animals to the oxidative stress induced by hyperbaric oxygenation (0.5 MPa) after preadaptation in the early neonatal period is discussed. Long-term mutation processes after preadaptation are studied. Changes in the reaction norm to oxidative stress in the progeny of reciprocal crossbreedings of preadapted rats are assessed.

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    E. P. Guskov, E. V. Mashkina, N. I. Belichenko, T. V. Varduni, G. I. Volosovtsova, I. O. Pokudina, G. E. Guskov & T. P. Shkurat

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Original Russian Text © E.P. Guskov, E.V. Mashkina, N.I. Belichenko, T.V. Varduni, G.I. Volosovtsova, I.O. Pokudina, G.E. Guskov, T.P. Shkurat, 2009, published in Ekologicheskaya Genetika, 2009, Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 41–48.

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Guskov, E.P., Mashkina, E.V., Belichenko, N.I. et al. Mutation processes in oxidative stress preadapted animals. Russ J Genet Appl Res 1, 112–118 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1134/S2079059711020018

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