The team of the laboratory studies genetic and cytogenetic effects of chronic ionizing radiation in a wide range of doses on the human body.

The laboratory commissioned three automated workstations for searching, digitizing, documenting, storing and cytogenetic analysis of metaphases in different types of staining; mastered the method of 24-color chromosome staining by fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH); developed a methodology using different staining methods (whole-chromosome, 24-color, locus-specific FISH, GTG differential staining) to study bone marrow cells in oncohaematological patients.
Methods of calculating doses from external exposure based on the frequency of translocations in peripheral blood lymphocytes were developed in collaboration with the staff of the Biophysics laboratory