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• 2005, Shafik A
  Effect of electromagnetic field exposure on spermatogenesis and sexual activity [Kommentar]
  Asian J Androl 7 (1): 106
• 2005, Lai H
  Comment on "Radial arm maze performance of rats following repeated low level microwave radiation exposure" [Kommentar]
  Bioelectromagnetics 26 (2): 81
• 2005, Seaman RL, Phelix CF
  [Details] Acute effects of pulsed microwaves and 3-nitropropionic acid on neuronal ultrastructure in the rat caudate-putamen [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 26 (2): 82-101
• 2005, Prato FS, Robertson JA, Desjardins D, Hensel J, Thomas AW
  [Details] Daily repeated magnetic field shielding induces analgesia in CD-1 mice [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 26 (2): 109-117
• 2005, Jeong JH, Kim JS, Lee BC, Min YS, Kim DS, Ryu JS, Soh KS, Seo KM, Sohn UD
  [Details] Influence of exposure to electromagnetic field on the cardiovascular system [med./bio.]
  Auton Autacoid Pharmacol 25 (1): 17-23
• 2005, Makar VR, Logani MK, Bhanushali A, Kataoka M, Ziskin MC
  [Details] Effect of millimeter waves on natural killer cell activation [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 26 (1): 10-19
• 2005, Schimmelpfeng J, Weibezahn KF, Dertinger H
  [Details] Neuronal outgrowth of PC-12 cells after combined treatment with nerve growth factor and a magnetic field: Influence of the induced electric field strength [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 26 (1): 74-77
• 2005, Okano H, Masuda H, Ohkubo C
  [Details] Effects of 25 mT static magnetic field on blood pressure in reserpine-induced hypotensive Wistar-Kyoto rats [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 26 (1): 36-48
• 2005, Antov Y, Barbul A, Mantsur H, Korenstein R
  Electroendocytosis: exposure of cells to pulsed low electric fields enhances adsorption and uptake of macromolecules [med./bio.]
  Biophys J 88 (3): 2206-2223
• 2005, Cosquer B, Galani R, Kuster N, Cassel JC
  [Details] Whole-body exposure to 2.45 GHz electromagnetic fields does not alter anxiety responses in rats: a plus-maze study including test validation [med./bio.]
  Behav Brain Res 156 (1): 65-74