[Hypoxic and antioxidant biological effect of multi-day application of a weak variable super-low frequency magnetic field].
← Research streamRepeated, prolonged exposure to weak alternating ultralow-frequency magnetic fields in mice was associated with circulating anemia, hypoxia, and other structure-metabolic changes, along with an increase in radioresistance.
Study snapshot
Abstract
There is an expressed effect of circulating anemia displayed after repeated and multiple prolonged influence of weak alternating magnetic fields of ultralow frequency on organisms of mouse, which causes hypoxia and other changes on the structure-metabolic level producing the increase of radioresistance.
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Main findings
Repeated, prolonged exposure to weak alternating ultralow-frequency magnetic fields in mice was associated with circulating anemia, hypoxia, and other structure-metabolic changes, along with an increase in radioresistance.
Outcomes measured
- circulating anemia
- hypoxia
- structure-metabolic changes
- increased radioresistance
Limitations
- No exposure parameters (frequency, field strength) reported in abstract
- No sample size reported in abstract
- Study design and controls not described in abstract
- Outcome measurement methods not described in abstract
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"No sample size reported in abstract",
"Study design and controls not described in abstract",
"Outcome measurement methods not described in abstract"
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 9914841
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