[Effect of electromagnetic SHF-radiation on the morphofunctional status of early mouse embryos].
← Research streamA differential effect of 915 MHz microwave radiation (500 Hz amplitude modulation; 1 ms pulses) on the morphofunctional state of mouse 8-cell embryos was reported. Development was not disturbed by irradiation for 15 to 20 minutes.
Study snapshot
Abstract
A differential effect of 915 MHz microwave radiation with 500 Hz amplitude modulation of 1 ms pulses on the morphofunctional state of mouse 8-cell embryos has been shown. Then development is not disturbed by irradiation for 15 to 20 min. This effect is suggested to correlate with some changes in the properties of cell membranes as a result of possible local increases of temperature.
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Main findings
A differential effect of 915 MHz microwave radiation (500 Hz amplitude modulation; 1 ms pulses) on the morphofunctional state of mouse 8-cell embryos was reported. Development was not disturbed by irradiation for 15 to 20 minutes.
Outcomes measured
- morphofunctional state
- embryo development
- cell membrane properties
- temperature (local increases)
Limitations
- Sample size not reported in abstract
- Exposure level/SAR not reported
- Outcome measures and statistical details not described
- Mechanistic explanation is suggested rather than demonstrated
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 2083277
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