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All distributions of aberrations were overdispersed.

The distributions of aberrations among metaphase cells were analysed for approximation to the Poisson distribution and standard errors were calculated taking into account overdispersion as described previously (Smart et al, 2003).

Distributions of aberration frequencies for the WRI control and three family groups are illustrated in Figure 1.

The analysis indicates that, under this exposure condition, the distribution of aberrations is determined by two independent components.

The analysis showed that after low LET radiation the distribution of aberrations can be well described by Poisson statistics, reflecting a simple random distribution of damages as expected according to the homogeneous pattern of energy depositions.

As shown in Figure 2A the general distribution of aberrations defined by this high-resolution array supported the existence of 1p deletion in all studied cases.

We first studied the spatial distribution of aberrations in fresh unstained human skin biopsies.

Before presenting this comparative analysis, it is worth giving a brief overview of the distribution of aberrations observed in the central field.

The resulting range and distribution of aberrations observed indicates that, as with the human counterpart of this disease, the cytogenetic profiling of canine lymphoma as a potential aid to diagnosis and clinical management warrants more detailed investigation.

Analysis of the peculiarities of cellular distribution of aberrations and of the relative contribution of different aberration types in patients and healthy donors indicates that the investigation of in vitro-induced aberrations is more suitable for the assessment of individual radiosensitivity than the study of aberrations observed in unexposed cultures.

In the present study we focus on the distributions of chromosome aberrations induced in human peripheral blood lymphocytes after exposure to 990 MeV/u Fe ions (LET = 155 keV/μm) or X-rays.