Titlebook: Biological Effects of Magnetic Fields; Volume 2 Madeleine F. Barnothy (Professor of Physics) Book 1969 Plenum Press, New York 1969 Sediment

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Magnets in Biological Research,ach seems appropriate in view of the many sets of units in use—cgs-emu, cgs-esu, mksa—and the different ways in which magnetic effects have been defined historically. Complicating the matter of units is the fact that measurable magnetic fields range from the geomagnetic field (earth’s field, approxi

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Effects of Near-Zero Magnetic Fields upon Biological Systems,agnetic field at the earth’s surface is shown on a Mercator projection. Spacecraft, at the altitudes and latitudes of the usual near-earth orbits, will be exposed for the most part to magnetic fields no lower than those around Rio de Janeiro at sea level. But in spaceflights carrying him more than 1

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The Effects of a Magnetic Field on DNA Synthesis by Ascites Sarcoma 37 Cells, that magnetic pretreatment of tumor-bearing mice increased the average life-span, but the increase was not statistically significant.. Since any . effects may be indirect, . findings are of interest. Mulay and Mulay found increased degeneration of ascites Sarcoma 37 cells (but not of the solid tumo

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The Effect of Strong Inhomogeneous Magnetic Fields on Serum-Free Cell Cultures,ried out. It was found that in each case there was a significant increase in the growth rate of cells when exposed continuously for two to seven days to a static magnetic field of 14,600 Oe, with a 5000-Oe/cm gradient.

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Magnetic Field and , Acetylcholinesterase in the Vagal Heart System,ffects on living matter was not aroused until the 19th century. A survey of biomagnetics publications. indicates a recent intensification of interest in this field (Table I). This survey reveals a sharply rising interest in the biomagnetics field over the last decade or so. Such borderline disciplin