[The probability is derived assuming that the population distribution MCP-1 is Gaussian with mean and standard deviation (SD) determined by the adult female data of Cannon et al.[27]; the mean is augmented by the radiation-induced increment, given by (B.1b’).] For a range of threshold values between 0.25 and 1.00 times the SD in excess of the mean, we have baseline risks of exceeding the threshold (i.e., cardiovascular disease) of 16–40%. The gene discussed is CCL2; the disease is cardiovascular disorder.