IEEE Transactions on Magnetics · 1970 · 62 citations · 16 references
Natural SciencesBiologyPhysicsElectromagnetismRadiation PhysicsRadiobiologyBiological Effects Of RadiationMagnetic FieldsRadiation BiologyRadiation PhysiologyRadiation SensitivityTissue Responses To RadiationMagnetic Field EffectsMagnetic Field ExposurePhysiological Effects Of IrradiationRadiation EffectsRadiation Effects On DevelopmentRadiation Effects On ReproductionRadiobiological EffectsRadiobiological Response
The biological effects of radiation including the possible effects due to various gravitational states on developing organisms and their interaction with radiation effects is investigated. Certain aspects of the authors' own work along with a review of the observed effects of magnetic fields reported by others is also included. On the basis of these data, it is possible to speculate both on the association of magnetic field phenomena to the understanding of physiologic processes and on the possible deleterious effects these phenomena may have on the biological system.
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James L. Fergason · Scientific American · 1964 · 172 citations
Magnetic Fields around the Torso: Production by Electrical Activity of the Human Heart
David Cohen · Science · 1967 · 114 citations
Medicine, Cardiology, Physics +17
I. G. Chistyakov · Soviet Physics Uspekhi · 1967 · 103 citations
Orientation of Sickled Erythrocytes in a Magnetic Field
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