The Results of Experimental Exposition of Mice by Mobile Telephones

Krstić, Dejan; Dinctic, B.J.; Sokolović, Dušan; Markovic, V.V.; Petković, Dejan M.; Radio, S.B.

doi:10.1109/telsks.2005.1572153

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“…The cells degeneration observed in this experiment is similar to the findings in [34] where it is shown that histopathological studies of low frequency EMF affect liver, testis and kidney of guinea pig. The finding in [35], corroborated our results where it was reported that increased level of lipid peroxidation and protein oxidative modification as a result of exposure of mice to GSM frequency leads to significant disorders of function and structure of brain and liver cell in mice. The normal tissue observed in bone marrow throughout this study agrees with the findings of [36] where it is shown that there is no effect on exposure to 0.9 GHz GSM modulated RF EMF to mice at SAR of 2 W/kg, 2 h/day, 5 days a week and for 4 weeks.…”

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MICROWAVE EFFECT OF 0.9 GHz AND 1.8 GHz CW FREQUENCIES EXPOSED TO UNRESTRAINED SWISS ALBINO MICE

Usman

Ahmad

Kadir

et al. 2012

PIER B

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Abstract-Long term radio frequency electromagnetic field (RF EMF) exposures due to Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) frequencies were investigated in this study. 158 Swiss Albino mice in unrestrained conditions were used as surrogate and divided into four groups. The average peak field strength generated and measured inside the cages placed at a far field from the antennas is 0.6 × 10 −3 mW/cm 2 , and the specific absorption rate at 0.9 GHz and 1.8 GHz is 2.33 × 10 −3 W/kg and 1.97 × 10 −4 W/kg, respectively. Three samples of the mice chosen at random each from sham and exposed groups in week 4 and subsequently biweekly basis were taken for haematology and histopathology tests. The complete blood count result shows that haematological parameters of both the sham exposed and exposed mice were within the normal range of mice in the control group. A statistical analysis was conducted to determine whether differences observed between the experimental groups were significant. The histopathology examination on some internal organs shows that spleen and bone marrow of the mice were normal for all the three experimental groups, while a sign of tissue degeneration and inflammations were observed after 8 weeks of exposure on the brain,

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confidence: 92%

MICROWAVE EFFECT OF 0.9 GHz AND 1.8 GHz CW FREQUENCIES EXPOSED TO UNRESTRAINED SWISS ALBINO MICE

Usman

Ahmad

Kadir

et al. 2012

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The incidence of electromagnetic pollution on wild mammals: A new “poison” with a slow effect on nature?

Balmorí¹

2009

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A review on the effects of radiofrequency radiation from wireless telecommunications on living organisms and its possible impact on wild mammals are presented. Physical and technological characteristics of mobile telephone and phone masts, the scientific discoveries that are of interest in the study of their effects on the wildlife, action mechanisms on biological systems and experimental difficulties are described. Keeping in mind that electromagnetic pollution (in the microwave and radiofrequency range) is a possible source for decline of some mammal populations, it is of great importance to carry out studies on the effects of this new pollutant to wildlife. Some research types that could be useful to determine adverse health effects are proposed.

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Mobile Phone Radiation Induced Plasma Protein Alterations and Eye Pathology in Newly Born Mice

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El‐Dahshan

Zeid

et al. 2013

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The Results of Experimental Exposition of Mice by Mobile Telephones

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

MICROWAVE EFFECT OF 0.9 GHz AND 1.8 GHz CW FREQUENCIES EXPOSED TO UNRESTRAINED SWISS ALBINO MICE

MICROWAVE EFFECT OF 0.9 GHz AND 1.8 GHz CW FREQUENCIES EXPOSED TO UNRESTRAINED SWISS ALBINO MICE

The incidence of electromagnetic pollution on wild mammals: A new “poison” with a slow effect on nature?

Mobile Phone Radiation Induced Plasma Protein Alterations and Eye Pathology in Newly Born Mice

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