While fractionated X-irradiation induced a high incidence lymphomas in BALB/cHeA mice (77% in females and 86% in males), it induced the disease at an extremely low incidence in STS/A mice (8% in females and 9% in males). The latent period of lymphoma development was short in BALB/cHeA mice, but relatively long in STS/A mice. No significant difference of incidence of the disease between sexes in either strain was observed. F1 hybrid mice showed an intermediate incidence of radiation-induced lymphomas. This suggests that neither resistance of STS/A mice nor susceptibility of BALB/cHeA mice to radiogenic lymphomas is dominant.
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