Titlebook: Electromagnetic Fields and Life; A. S. Presman,Frank A. Brown (Morrison Professor o Book 1970 Springer Science+Business Media New York 197

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Effect of Electromagnetic Fields on Neurohumoral Regulation in Entire Organismsal processes. The first types of effect include changes in the behavior of animals: unconditioned reactions to the EmFs and changes in previously elaborated conditioned reflexes; the second type includes changes in the functions of different divisions of the nervous system, disturbances of humoral r

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Effect of EmFs on Reproduction and Development of Organismsisms of adaptation to the external medium and defense against uncongenial factors. It is natural to expect that the effect of EmFs on the formative processes of the organism — in the embryonic cell, in the developing embryo, and in the growing organism — will be even more significant. Effects of thi

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Effects of EmFs at the Cellular and Molecular Levelswe have encountered various effects at the cellular and molecular levels. This naturally gives rise to the questions: What effects can EmFs have on cells and macromolecules outside the organism? How far do these effects differ from those observed at the same levels in entire organisms?

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Conclusionequencies, i.e., the extensive region of the electromagnetic spectrum which was previously regarded as of no biological significance. The formulation of this problem is based on the hypothesis of informational functions of EmFs in the vital activity of organisms. These functions are manifested in th

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,Prozesst?rungen und Synergien,egion which living organisms inhabit— throughout the whole epoch of evolution. Scientists have discovered more and more new natural electromagnetic radiations in various ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum. To the long-investigated range of solar radiations — infrared to ultraviolet — we have now

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Einleitung und Bearbeitungsziele,urrently adopted designations of frequency and wavelength ranges, the table also gives earlier designation (HF, UHF, microwaves), since these terms still occur frequently in accounts of research on the biological action of EmFs; the values of the ratio h./kT for the frequency ranges in the considere