Evidence of S. Cerevisiae Proliferation Rate Control via Exogenous Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields

Modification ofS. cerevisiaeGrowth Dynamics Using Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields in the 1-2 kHz Range

“…To conclude, the results of our experiments hint at possible frequency-dependent proliferative response and our findings confirmed previously published results in [ 6 ]. The observed biological effects can be explained by either of the mentioned theories.…”

“…The previously designed exposure coil [ 6 ] was replaced by a new construction, shown in Figure 2 . The system was designed to assure better homogeneity within the exposed volume (max.…”

Impact of Low Frequency Electromagnetic Field Exposure on the Candida Albicans

“…The biological responses of specific cells on the LF EMF were experimentally studied using the exposure system described in the previous section. The investigations and evaluation were based on previous research presented in [11,13].…”

“…The result supports the model of IPR and its ability to predict relative changes in inhibition for each cycle and the intensities when the null effect occurs. The IPR model, which is considered in this article, covers invoke precession of ions depending on the orientation of the MF and is one of the most important subjects in many experimental investigations [11,13].…”

“…After that time, samples were taken out from the isothermal chamber and the numbers of colonies in each plate were evaluated. The exposure coil system was designed to obtain more reliable results and to achieve at most 5% of inhomogeneity of the applied EMF in the volume of exposed samples [11]. Inductance of the whole coil system,that was measured by sensitive LC-meter, was L = 5.346 mH.…”