  Neutrino mass matrix generated by the Zee (radiative) mechanism has zero (in
general, small) diagonal elements and a natural hierarchy of the nondiagonal
elements. It can be considered as an alternative (with strong predictive power)
to the matrices generated by the see-saw mechanism. The propagation in medium
of the neutrinos with the Zee-mass matrix is studied. The flavor neutrino
transitions are described analytically. In the physically interesting cases the
probabilities of transitions as functions of neutrino energy can be represented
as two-neutrino probabilities modulated by the effect of vacuum oscillations
related to the small mass splitting. Possible applications of the results to
the solar, supernova, atmospheric and relic neutrinos are discussed. A set of
the predictions is found which could allow to identify the Zee-mass matrix and
therefore the corresponding mechanism of mass generation.
