Gamma rays

Intervention

3 papers6 findings

MeSH

  • 1 lab in 1 country
  • 1 finding against
  • Animals2

Outcomes

1

Lifespan

no changein mice2upin C. porcellus1downin mice1upin mice1

2 studies
  1. Gamma rays have no effect on lifespan in mice.

    “Mean life spans were not significantly different among the LDR exposed groups compared to the non-irradiated controls”

    Animalsin utero exposure (0.05, 1 and 20 mGy/day)18 days

    Life Span, Cause of Death and Neoplasia in B6C3F1 Mice Exposed In Utero to Low- and Medium-Dose-Rate Gamma Rays

    Radiation research1 Dec 2022

  2. Gamma rays shorten lifespan in mice.

    “the life spans of those exposed to the MDR were significantly shorter than the non-irradiated controls”

    Animalsin utero exposure (400 mGy/day)gestation days 0-18

    Life Span, Cause of Death and Neoplasia in B6C3F1 Mice Exposed In Utero to Low- and Medium-Dose-Rate Gamma Rays

    Radiation research1 Dec 2022

  3. Gamma rays have no effect on lifespan in mice.

    “In all experiments that displayed enhanced longevity the average life span was enhanced by 10-30% but not the maximum life span potential.”

    Reviewlow dose

    The effects of gamma rays on longevity

    Biogerontology1 Jan 2000

  4. Gamma rays extend lifespan in C. porcellus.

    “data emerged suggesting that low dose rates/cumulative doses enhanced longevity in mice and guinea pigs of both sexes.”

    Reviewlow dose rates/cumulative doses

    The effects of gamma rays on longevity

    Biogerontology1 Jan 2000

  5. Gamma rays extend lifespan in mice (10-30%).

    “In all experiments that displayed enhanced longevity the average life span was enhanced by 10-30% but not the maximum life span potential.”

    Reviewlow dose rates/cumulative doses

    The effects of gamma rays on longevity

    Biogerontology1 Jan 2000

Associations

1

Multiple primary neoplasms

upin mice1

1 study
  1. Gamma rays raise the risk of multiple primary neoplasms in mice.

    “Multiple primary neoplasms were significantly increased only in females exposed to MDR.”

    Animalsin utero exposure (400 mGy/day)females

    Life Span, Cause of Death and Neoplasia in B6C3F1 Mice Exposed In Utero to Low- and Medium-Dose-Rate Gamma Rays

    Radiation research1 Dec 2022

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