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Such conditions contributed to genomic instabil- ity of the parent population directly by increased doses of ionizing radiation, and to preferred repro- duction of offspring with a relatively more stable of the chromosomal apparatus. We could expect that the relative reproductive success of carriers of increased genomic stability under conditions of 90 91 environmental changes could be used as an integral indicator of resistance to selective action of en- vironmental stress factors. The importance of transgenerational transmission of symptoms of post- traumatic syndrome and its mechanisms, including the microRNA transfer via spermatozoa, chang- es in the microbiota of the parents and children, as well as cultural inheritance, to explain the com- plexity observed radiobiological effects and their transmission into generations were discussed. It was concluded that the frequent man-made accidents (like Chernobyl and Fukushima) and econom- ic crises carry the risk of biosocial consequences in the structure of society, based on epigenetic in- heritance, and cultural micro and macro biotic changes. УДК 550.4 жүктеу/скачать 6.49 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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