The contamination of vast areas with radionuclides after the Chernobyl disaster has particularly acutely posed the problem of predicting the consequences of its chronic effects on ecosystems. Mouse rodents, due to their wide range of distribution, attachment to habitats, close contact with the upper layers of the soil (the most intensively accumulating pollutants, as well as rapid reproduction rates, are widely used as objects for bioindication of ecotoxicity