Bioelectromagnetics · 1998 · 50 citations · 13 references
MedicineBiophysicsCell BiologyRadiation BiophysicsRadiation PhysicsRadiobiologyBiological Effects Of RadiationCellular Radiation ResponseHigh-dose Radiation EffectsRadiation BiologyRadiation PhysiologyRadiation TherapyBuccal EpitheliumCellular RadiosensitivityCytogenetic Effects Of RadiationElectrokinetic EffectsHigh-frequency Electromagnetic FieldsIonizing IrradiationMicrowave Irradiation EffectsRadiobiological Response
Changes of electrokinetic properties of cell nuclei and the quantity of granules of heterochromatin located near the nuclear envelope in nuclei of human buccal epithelium cells were studied under the influence of electromagnetic fields in vitro. Irradiation of cells was realized by means of a semiconductor generator of millimeter radiation (wavelength 7.1 mm, frequency 42.2 GHz), the Yav-1 apparatus for extremely high frequency therapy. It was shown that irradiation of cells induced a decrease in electric charge of native human buccal epithelium cell nuclei and an increase in chromatin condensation in nuclei. The observed effects depend on irradiation dose and individual peculiarities of donors.
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