contents of radionuclides and heavy metals in fish roe of commercial fish of the zaporizhya reservoir

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Comprehensive radiation-toxicological studies of fish roe of some commercial fish of the Zaporizhya Reser-voir were conducted. It was found that the greatest number of 137Cs (4,5 Bq/kg) and 90Sr (3,2 Bq/kg) was accumu-lated by fish roe of perch. Heavy metals (cadmium, copper, zinc and lead), and natural radionuclides 226Ra and 232Th were accumulated to a greater amount of bream fish roe.
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