Male rats were more likely to develop heart tumors, while female rats and newborns exposed to high levels of radiation during pregnancy and lactation were more likely to have low body weight.
Os ratos machos foram os mais propensos a desenvolverem tumores cardíacos, enquanto as ratas e os recém-nascidos expostos a altos níveis de radiação durante a gravidez e amamentação foram mais propensos a ter baixo peso corporal.