Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Living Cells

Chang, Jianhong

doi:10.1007/978-94-017-0373-4_6

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“…The photocount statistics following sub-Poisson is the sufficient condition for squeezed states. Living organisms emitting squeezed light was reported for the first time by Popp and Chang et al Chang, 2003). Delay time τ 0 (minimum ≈ 10 -7 ), 10 -5 , 10 -4 , 10 -3 , ⋅⋅⋅ but…”

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Studies and Discussion of Properties of Biophotons and Their Functions

Chang¹

2008

Neuroquantology

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Biophotons (BPHs) are weak photons within or emitted from living organisms. BPH emission originates from a de-localized coherent electromagnetic field within living organisms and is regulated by the field. Based on experimental results concerning Poisson and sub-Poisson distributions of photocount statistics, the coherent properties of BPHs and their functions in cell communication are described in this paper. We discuss functions of BPH roles in some important processes, including DNA replication, transcription, protein synthesis, and cell signalling, and in the processes of oxidative phosphorylation and photosynthesis.

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“…Sometimes when the shutter opens the distributions of photocount statistics from dinoflagellates go to sub-Poisson, but to super-Poisson when the shutter closes. More details are published elsewhere (Chang, 2003).…”

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Studies and Discussion of Properties of Biophotons and Their Functions

Chang¹

2008

Neuroquantology

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“…Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) can act on cellular chemotactic communications and gene expression [51]. Low frequency pulsed EMF have been shown to influence root growth of plants at frequencies of 60 Hz with fields of 350V /m and 450V / m, [52] metabolism of fermenting yeast cells, increasing ethanol production by 25% -30% [53] and even cause apoptosis of tumor cells [54].…”

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Emerging diagnostic and therapeutic applications of non-ionising electromagnetic radiations in Oncology

Conti¹,

Vadala²,

Palmieri³

2022

Cancer Rep Rev

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Providing the many beneficial effects of RFs which are reviewed as follows, denying to oncology patients at any stage of the disease the possibility of using them, would be a discriminatory act in comparison with other patients in areas such as rehabilitation, aesthetic and sports medicine.We envision the use of RFs based technologies in a complementary medicine approach, recommending that their use would not induce

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Study of Electromagnetic Fields in Buildings in the Vicinity of a Marine Radar Installation

Barudov

Ivanova

2020

2020 12th Electrical Engineering Faculty Conference (BulEF)

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Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Living Cells

Cited by 4 publications

References 36 publications

Studies and Discussion of Properties of Biophotons and Their Functions

Studies and Discussion of Properties of Biophotons and Their Functions

Emerging diagnostic and therapeutic applications of non-ionising electromagnetic radiations in Oncology

Study of Electromagnetic Fields in Buildings in the Vicinity of a Marine Radar Installation

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