Abstract
The frequency of D. melanogaster embryonic death was estimated using the method of dominant lethal mutations after exposure to ionizing γ-radiation and non-ionizing pulsed magnetic field. γ-Radiation had a dose-dependent mutational effect on D. melanogaster. A pronounced increase in embryonic death was observed starting from a dose of 3 Gy and reaches a plateau at 60 Gy due to the maximum death of eggs. When D. melanogaster was exposed to pulsed magnetic field, the effect did not depend on the exposure time; a statistically significant genotoxic effect was detected after 5-h exposure.
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