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• 1992, Sandyk R
  Magnetic fields in the therapy of parkinsonism [Review]
  Int J Neurosci 66 (3-4): 209-235
• 1992, Sandyk R
  The influence of the pineal gland on migraine and cluster headaches and effects of treatment with picoTesla magnetic fields [med./bio.]
  Int J Neurosci 67 (1-4): 145-171
• 1992, Jacobson JI
  Effect of weak magnetic fields on biological systems [Kommentar]
  Int J Neurosci 67 (1-4): 125-126
• 1991, Sandyk R, Anninos PA, Tsagas N
  Age-related disruption of circadian rhythms: possible relationship to memory impairment and implications for therapy with magnetic fields [Review]
  Int J Neurosci 59 (4): 259-262
• 1991, Sandyk R, Anninos PA, Tsagas N
  Magnetic fields and seasonality of affective illness: implications for therapy [Grundlagen]
  Int J Neurosci 58 (3-4): 261-267
• 1991, Goldberg RB, Creasey WA
  A review of cancer induction by extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields. Is there a plausible mechanism? [tech./dosim.]
  Med Hypotheses 35 (3): 265-274
• 1991, Vena JE, Graham S, Hellmann R, Swanson M, Brasure J
  Use of electric blankets and risk of postmenopausal breast cancer [epidem.]
  Am J Epidemiol 134 (2): 180-185
• 1991, Demers PA, Thomas DB, Rosenblatt KA, Jimenez LM, McTiernan A, Stalsberg H, Stemhagen A, Thompson WD, Curnen MG, Satariano W, Austin DF
  Occupational exposure to electromagnetic fields and breast cancer in men [epidem.]
  Am J Epidemiol 134 (4): 340-347
• 1991, Lerchl A, Nonaka KO, Reiter RJ
  Pineal gland "magnetosensitivity" to static magnetic fields is a consequence of induced electric currents (eddy currents) [med./bio.]
  J Pineal Res 10 (3): 109-116
• 1991, Randall W, Randall S
  The solar wind and hallucinations - a possible relation due to magnetic disturbances [Grundlagen]
  Bioelectromagnetics 12 (1): 67-70
• 1991, Lerchl A, Reiter RJ, Howes KA, Nonaka KO, Stokkan KA
  Evidence that extremely low frequency Ca(2+)-cyclotron resonance depresses pineal melatonin synthesis in vitro [med./bio.]
  Neurosci Lett 124 (2): 213-215
• 1990, Olcese JM
  The neurobiology of magnetic field detection in rodents [Review]
  Prog Neurobiol 35 (4): 325-330
• 1990, Lerchl A, Nonaka KO, Stokkan KA, Reiter RJ
  Marked rapid alterations in nocturnal pineal serotonin metabolism in mice and rats exposed to weak intermittent magnetic fields [med./bio.]
  Biochem Biophys Res Commun 169 (1): 102-108
• 1990, Wilson BW, Wright CW, Morris JE, Buschbom RL, Brown DP, Miller DL, Sommers-Flannigan R, Anderson LE
  Evidence for an effect of ELF electromagnetic fields on human pineal gland function [med./bio.]
  J Pineal Res 9 (4): 259-269
• 1990, LaPorte R, Kus L, Wisniewski RA, Prechel MM, Azar-Kia B, McNulty JA
  Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) effects on rat pineal neuroendocrine function [med./bio.]
  Brain Res 506 (2): 294-296
• 1989, Wilson BW, Stevens RG, Anderson LE
  Neuroendocrine mediated effects of electromagnetic-field exposure: possible role of the pineal gland [Review]
  Life Sci 45 (15): 1319-1332
• 1988, Olcese J, Reuss S, Stehle J, Steinlechner S, Vollrath L
  Responses of the mammalian retina to experimental alteration of the ambient magnetic field [med./bio.]
  Brain Res 448 (2): 325-330
• 1988, Stehle J, Reuss S, Schroder H, Henschel M, Vollrath L
  Magnetic field effects on pineal N-acetyltransferase activity and melatonin content in the gerbil -- role of pigmentation and sex [med./bio.]
  Physiol Behav 44 (1): 91-94
• 1988, Wilson BW
  Chronic exposure to ELF fields may induce depression [Review]
  Bioelectromagnetics 9 (2): 195-205
• 1988, Reiter RJ, Anderson LE, Buschbom RL, Wilson BW
  Reduction of the nocturnal rise in pineal melatonin levels in rats exposed to 60-Hz electric fields in utero and for 23 days after birth [med./bio.]
  Life Sci 42 (22): 2203-2206
• 1987, Stevens RG
  [Details] Electric power use and breast cancer: a hypothesis [Review]
  Am J Epidemiol 125 (4): 556-561
• 1987, Khoory R
  Compensation of the natural magnetic field does not alter N-acetyltransferase activity and melatonin content of rat pineal gland [med./bio.]
  Neurosci Lett 76 (2): 215-220
• 1986, Semm P
  [Details] Neurobiological investigations on the magnetic sensitivity of the pineal gland in rodents and pigeons [Review]
  Comp Biochem Physiol A Comp Physiol 85 (4): 683-689
• 1986, Demaine C, Semm P
  Magnetic fields abolish nychthemeral rhythmicity of responses of Purkinje cells to the pineal hormone melatonin in the pigeon's cerebellum [med./bio.]
  Neurosci Lett 72 (2): 158-162
• 1986, Reuss S, Olcese J
  Magnetic field effects on the rat pineal gland: role of retinal activation by light [med./bio.]
  Neurosci Lett 64 (1): 97-101
• 1986, Wilson BW, Chess EK, Anderson LE
  60-Hz electric-field effects on pineal melatonin rhythms: time course for onset and recovery [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 7 (2): 239-242
• 1986, Olcese J, Reuss S
  Magnetic field effects on pineal gland melatonin synthesis: comparative studies on albino and pigmented rodents [med./bio.]
  Brain Res 369 (1-2): 365-368
• 1985, Reuss S, Olcese J, Vollrath L, Skaley M, Meves M
  Lack of effect of NMR-strength magnetic fields on rat pineal melatonin synthesis [med./bio.]
  IRCS Med. Sci. 13 (5): 471
• 1985, Olcese J, Reuss S, Vollrath L
  Evidence for the involvement of the visual system in mediating magnetic field effects on pineal melatonin synthesis in the rat [med./bio.]
  Brain Res 333 (2): 382-384
• 1984, Cremer-Bartels G, Krause K, Mitoskas G, Brodersen D
  Magnetic field of the earth as additional zeitgeber for endogenous rhythms? [med./bio.]
  Naturwissenschaften 71 (11): 567-574
• 1983, Welker HA, Semm P, Willig RP, Commentz JC, Wiltschko W, Vollrath L
  Effects of an artificial magnetic field on serotonin N-acetyltransferase activity and melatonin content of the rat pineal gland [med./bio.]
  Exp Brain Res 50 (2-3): 426-432
• 1981, Wilson BW, Anderson LE, Hilton DI, Phillips RD
  Chronic exposure to 60-Hz electric fields: effects on pineal function in the rat [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 2 (4): 371-380