Investigation of Thermal Balance in Mammals by Means of Microwave Radiation

Jacobson, Barbara; Prausnitz, S.; Susskind, Charles

doi:10.1109/iret-me.1959.5007917

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“…ess of precise calibration that may prove to be of interest to workers in a number of fields, ranging from antenna design to zoology. The laboratory (among the first to utilize the radiationas-tool approach) next demonstrated how microwaves could be used, for instance, for the study 61 thermal balance in mammals (24). The daily irradiations of the experimental colony of mice be?…”

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Electromagnetic Radiation as a Tool in the Life Sciences

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1961

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Electromagnetic Radiation as a Tool in the Life Sciences

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Susskind

1961

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“…Effccts of Microwave Radiating Equipsnents, Berkeley, Calif., pp. 191-238;August, 1959. w/cml at the experimental point; this value was made the SW. E. Deichmann, F. H. Stephens, Jr., M. Keplinger, and K. F. basis of the over-all calibration.…”

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Nonthermal Effects of Microwave Radiation

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1962

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SUMMARYChronic irradiations of mice with 3-cm microwaves, carried out at the University of California during the past several years, have shown no clear effects on longevity at the sublethal doses employed. Some other effects, notably with regard to cancer of the white cells and testicular damage, resulted from this pilot study. A detailed description of the results appears in Trans. IRE BME-9: 104-108, 1962.This report also contains a summary of the results obtained by P. 0. Vogelhut in irradiating enzymes at the same wavelength; these results are described in greater detail in another report (Issue No. 476) in this Series.

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Investigation of Thermal Balance in Mammals by Means of Microwave Radiation

Cited by 2 publications

References 4 publications

Electromagnetic Radiation as a Tool in the Life Sciences

Electromagnetic Radiation as a Tool in the Life Sciences

Nonthermal Effects of Microwave Radiation

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