Influence of Electromagnetic Fields of Extremely Different Frequency Diapason on Infradian Rhythms of Physiological Processes

Temuryants, N. A.; Martynyuk, V. S.; Chuan, E. N.

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“…Low and ultrahigh frequency electromagnetic fields also alter infradian rhythmicity of physiological processes; these electromagnetic oscillations play a role as an external synchronizer at the different types of desynchronosis (desynchronosis is the phase shift of any rhythm in the organism with respect to its other rhythms). For example, an ultra-high frequency electromagnetic field corrects and synchronizes the infradian rhythmicity of neutrophil functional activity in intact rats (Temuryants et al, 2007). Thus, the geomagnetic field can be registered and, perhaps, utilized by living organisms for synchronizing infradian rhythmicity of physiological processes (Zhadin, 2001;Galland & Pazur, 2005;Temuryants et al, 2007).…”

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“…For example, an ultra-high frequency electromagnetic field corrects and synchronizes the infradian rhythmicity of neutrophil functional activity in intact rats (Temuryants et al, 2007). Thus, the geomagnetic field can be registered and, perhaps, utilized by living organisms for synchronizing infradian rhythmicity of physiological processes (Zhadin, 2001;Galland & Pazur, 2005;Temuryants et al, 2007).…”

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Influence of temperature on the infradian growth rhythm inUlva lactuca(Chlorophyta)

Kalita

Titlyanov

2013

European Journal of Phycology

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The vegetative growth of Ulva lactuca was studied to determine if the growth rate of the alga is driven by infradian rhythmicity. The influence of temperature on the infradian rhythm of growth was also investigated. Discs of Ulva were grown in controlled laboratory conditions at different combinations of temperature (5, 10, 15, 20°С) and irradiance (40 and 60 μmol photons m -2 s -1 ) under 12 : 12 h light : dark cycles. The growth rates exhibited a rhythmic pattern with one major peak every 2 or 3 days. Growth at 5 or 10°С increased the prevalence of 3-day cycles and maintained U. lactuca in the vegetative growth stage. In contrast, growth at 15 or 20°С provoked a predominance of the 2-day cycle and induced reproduction. The 2-or 3-day cycles were combined in longer cycles having a period close to 6 days. We suppose that the 2-, 3-and 6-day rhythms of physiological processes are related to large-scale Rossby and Kelvin waves, which produce oscillations in the geomagnetic field and seawater temperature with the same periods. The predominance of 2-day or 3-day fluctuations of the geomagnetic field and temperature probably determine the prevalence of reproduction and vegetative growth, respectively, in Ulva.

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Influence of temperature on the infradian growth rhythm inUlva lactuca(Chlorophyta)

Kalita

Titlyanov

2013

European Journal of Phycology

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“…In a series of works, Temuryants et al showed the effect of a weak AMF at 8 Hz and amplitude of 5 μ T on several physiological and biochemical parameters in rats with hypokinesia. In particular, they showed that, under these conditions, EW AMF corrects lipid metabolism [ 64 ], corrects the phagocytic activity of neutrophils [ 65 ], and changes the temporal organization of physiological processes [ 66 , 67 ].…”

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The Effect of Extremely Low Frequency Alternating Magnetic Field on the Behavior of Animals in the Presence of the Geomagnetic Field

Belova

Acosta‐Avalos

2015

Journal of Biophysics

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It is known that the geomagnetic field can influence animal migration and homing. The magnetic field detection by animals is known as magnetoreception and it is possible due to two different transduction mechanisms: the first one through magnetic nanoparticles able to respond to the geomagnetic field and the second one through chemical reactions influenced by magnetic fields. Another behavior is the magnetic alignment where animals align their bodies to the geomagnetic field. It has been observed that magnetic alignment of cattle can be disrupted near electric power lines around the world. Experimentally, it is known that alternating magnetic fields can influence living beings, but the exact mechanism is unknown. The parametric resonance model proposes a mechanism to explain that effect on living beings and establishes that, in the presence of a constant magnetic field, molecules associated with biochemical reactions inside cells can absorb resonantly alternating magnetic fields with specific frequencies. In the present paper, a review is made about animal magnetoreception and the effects of alternating magnetic fields in living beings. It is suggested how alternating magnetic fields can interfere in the magnetic alignment of animals and a general conclusion is obtained: alternating magnetic field pollution can affect the magnetic sensibility of animals.

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“…Therefore, earlier was considered, that LFEMF are safe for the person, biological action of such fields seemed to be impossible from the point of view of physics. The experimental researches, which were performed for the last decades, testify the high sensitivity of biological systems to the LFEMF of weak intensity [3][4][5]. However, the physical, biological and chemical mechanisms of influence of the given fields on biological systems in all spent researches were not established well.…”

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Critical values of the external magnetic field leading biological effects in the human organism

Kanokov,

Kanokova

2013

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Influence of Electromagnetic Fields of Extremely Different Frequency Diapason on Infradian Rhythms of Physiological Processes

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Influence of temperature on the infradian growth rhythm inUlva lactuca(Chlorophyta)

Influence of temperature on the infradian growth rhythm inUlva lactuca(Chlorophyta)

The Effect of Extremely Low Frequency Alternating Magnetic Field on the Behavior of Animals in the Presence of the Geomagnetic Field

Critical values of the external magnetic field leading biological effects in the human organism

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