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• 2002, Spadaro JA, Bergstrom WH
  In vivo and in vitro effects of a pulsed electromagnetic field on net calcium flux in rat calvarial bone [med./bio.]
  Calcif Tissue Int 70 (6): 496-502
• 2002, Wenzel C, Wohr AC, Schönreiter-Fischer S, Klempt M, Unshelm J
  [Details] ACTH-Stimulationstest bei Kühen unter dem Einfluss hochfrequenter elektromagnetischer Felder [med./bio.]
  Tierarztl Prax Ausg G Grosstiere Nutztiere 30: 144-147
• 2002, Lucian T, Bancia B, Pavel C, Popa G
  Biomembrane excitability studied within a wide-band frequency of an interacting exogenous electric field [med./bio.]
  Electromagn Biol Med 21 (3): 287-302
• 2002, Irnich W
  Electronic security systems and active implantable medical devices [Gerät/Impl.]
  Pacing Clin Electrophysiol 25 (8): 1235-1258
• 2002, Radzievsky AA, Cowan A, Byrd C, Radzievsky AA, Ziskin MC
  [Details] Single millimeter wave treatment does not impair gastrointestinal transit in mice [med./bio.]
  Life Sci 71 (15): 1763-1770
• 2002, McElroy JA, Newcomb PA, Trentham-Dietz A, Hampton JM, Kanarek MS, Remington PL
  Endometrial cancer incidence in relation to electric blanket use [epidem.]
  Am J Epidemiol 156 (3): 262-267
• 2002, Mueller CH, Krueger H, Schierz C
  [Details] Project NEMESIS: perception of a 50 Hz electric and magnetic field at low intensities (laboratory experiment) [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 23 (1): 26-36
• 2001, Djamgoz MBA, Mycielska M, Madeja Z, Fraser SP, Korohoda W
  Directional movement of rat prostate cancer cells in direct-current electric field: involvement of voltagegated Na+ channel activity [med./bio.]
  J Cell Sci 114 (14): 2697-2705
• 2000, Adair RK
  Static and low-frequency magnetic field effects: health risks and therapies [Grundlagen]
  Rep Prog Phys 63 (3): 415-454
• 2000, Ghai RS, Bikson M, Durand DM
  Effects of applied electric fields on low-calcium epileptiform activity in the CA1 region of rat hippocampal slices [med./bio.]
  J Neurophysiol 84 (1): 274-280
• 2000, Chiabrera A, Bianco B, Moggia E, Kaufman JJ
  Zeeman-Stark modeling of the RF EMF interaction with ligand binding [tech./dosim.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 21 (4): 312-324
• 1999, Kavaliers M, Prato FS
  [Details] Light-dependent effects of magnetic fields on nitric oxide activation in the land snail [med./bio.]
  NeuroReport 10 (9): 1863-1867
• 1999, Hofmann GA, Dev SB, Dimmer S, Nanda GS
  Electroporation therapy: a new approach for the treatment of head and neck cancer [med. Anw.]
  IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 46 (6): 752-759
• 1999, Muehsam DJ, Pilla AA
  The sensitivity of cells and tissues to exogenous fields: effects of target system initial state [tech./dosim.]
  Bioelectrochem Bioenerg 48 (1): 35-42
• 1999, Cho MR, Thatte HS, Silvia MT, Golan DE
  Transmembrane calcium influx induced by ac electric fields [med./bio.]
  FASEB J 13 (6): 677-683
• 1998, Hart RA, Gandhi OP
  Comparison of cardiac-induced endogenous fields and power frequency induced exogenous fields in an anatomical model of the human body [tech./dosim.]
  Phys Med Biol 43 (10): 3083-3099
• 1998, Katsir G, Parola AH
  Enhanced proliferation caused by a low frequency weak magnetic field in chick embryo fibroblasts is suppressed by radical scavengers [med./bio.]
  Biochem Biophys Res Commun 252 (3): 753-756
• 1998, Vorobyov VV, Sosunov EA, Kukushkin NI, Lednev VV
  Weak combined magnetic field affects basic and morphine-induced rat's EEG [med./bio.]
  Brain Res 781 (1-2): 182-187
• 1997, Moggia E, Chiabrera A, Bianco B
  Fokker-Planck analysis of the Langevin-Lorentz equation: Application to ligand-receptor binding under electromagnetic exposure [tech./dosim.]
  J Appl Phys 82 (2): 4669-4677
• 1997, Bianco B, Chiabrera A, Moggia E, Tommasi T
  Enhancement of the interaction between low-intensity R.F. e.m. fields and ligand binding due to cell basal metabolism [tech./dosim.]
  Wirel Netw 3 (6): 477-487
• 1997, Beech JA
  Bioelectric potential gradients may initiate cell cycling: ELF and zeta potential gradients may mimic this effect [Review]
  Bioelectromagnetics 18 (5): 341-348
• 1997, Spadaro JA
  Mechanical and electrical interactions in bone remodeling [Grundlagen]
  Bioelectromagnetics 18 (3): 193-202
• 1997, Ryan KL, Lovelace JD, Frei MR, Jauchem JR
  [Details] Administration of a nitric oxide donor does not affect hypotension induced by 35-GHz microwave heating [med./bio.]
  Methods Find Exp Clin Pharmacol 19 (7): 455-464
• 1997, Eriksson N, Hoog J, Hansson Mild K, Sandström M, Stenberg B
  The psychosocial work environment and skin symptoms among visual display terminal workers: a case referent study [epidem.]
  Int J Epidemiol 26 (6): 1250-1257
• 1996, Tas S, Lauwerys R, Lison D
  [Details] Occupational hazards for the male reproductive system [Review]
  Crit Rev Toxicol 26 (3): 261-307
• 1996, Wolff MS, Collman GW, Barrett JC, Huff J
  [Details] Breast cancer and environmental risk factors: epidemiological and experimental findings [Review]
  Annu Rev Pharmacol Toxicol 36: 573-596
• 1996, Muehsam DJ, Pilla AA
  Lorentz approach to static magnetic field effects on bound-ion dynamics and binding kinetics: thermal noise considerations [tech./dosim.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 17 (2): 89-99
• 1995, Bureau YRJ, Persinger MA
  Decreased Incidence of Limbic Motor Seizures Following Twenty Pairings of Subclinical Lithium-Pilocarpine Injections and a Complex "Burst-Firing" Magnetic Field [med. Anw.]
  Electro Magnetobiol 14 (1): 1-6
• 1995, Pickard WF
  Trivial influences: a doubly stochastic Poisson process model permits the detection of arbitrarily small electromagnetic signals [tech./dosim.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 16 (1): 2-8
• 1994, MacGinitie LA, Gluzband YA, Grodzinsky AJ
  Electric field stimulation can increase protein synthesis in articular cartilage explants [med./bio.]
  J Orthop Res 12 (2): 151-160
• 1994, Litovitz TA, Montrose CJ, Doinov P, Brown KM, Barber M
  Superimposing spatially coherent electromagnetic noise inhibits field-induced abnormalities in developing chick embryos [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 15 (2): 105-113
• 1994, Jacobson JI
  Pineal-hypothalamic tract mediation of picotesla magnetic fields in the treatment of neurological disorders [Review]
  Panminerva Med 36 (4): 201-205
• 1993, Rubin CT, Donahue HJ, Rubin JE, McLeod KJ
  Optimization of electric field parameters for the control of bone remodeling: exploitation of an indigenous mechanism for the prevention of osteopenia [med. Anw.]
  J Bone Miner Res 8: S573-S581
• 1993, Stuchly MA
  Tumor co-promotion studies by exposure to alternating magnetic fields [Kommentar]
  Radiat Res 133 (1): 118-119
• 1993, Miura M, Takayama K, Okada J
  [Details] Increase in nitric oxide and cyclic GMP of rat cerebellum by radio frequency burst-type electromagnetic field radiation [med./bio.]
  J Physiol 461: 513-524
• 1993, Sandyk R
  Weak magnetic fields antagonize the effects of melatonin on blood glucose levels in Parkinson's disease [med./bio.]
  Int J Neurosci 68 (1-2): 85-91
• 1992, Wachtel H
  Bioelectric background fields and their implications for ELF dosimetry [tech./dosim.]
  Bioelectromagnetics Suppl 1: 139-145
• 1991, Tsai CL, Chang WH, Liu TK, Wu KH
  Additive effects of prostaglandin E2 and pulsed electromagnetic fields on fracture healing [med./bio.]
  Chin J Physiol 34 (2): 201-211
• 1991, Woodward AM, Kell DB
  Dual-frequency excitation: a novel method for probing the non linear dielectric properties of biological systems, and it's application to suspensions of S. cerevisiae [med./bio.]
  Bioelectrochem Bioenerg 25 (3): 395-413
• 1991, Reese JA, Frazier ME, Morris JE, Buschbom RL, Miller DL
  Evaluation of changes in diatom mobility after exposure to 16-Hz electromagnetic fields [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 12 (1): 21-25
• 1989, Maurel P, Gualandris-Parisot L, Teissie J, Duprat AM
  [Details] Electric-field-induced permeabilization and fusion of embryonic amphibian cells [tech./dosim.]
  Exp Cell Res 184 (1): 207-218
• 1988, Ossenkopp KP, Kavaliers M
  Clinical And Applied Aspects Of Magnetic Field Exposure: A Possible Role For The Endogenous Opioid Systems [Grundlagen]
  J Bioelectricity 7 (2): 189-208
• 1988, Cleary SF, Liu LM, Graham R, Diegelmann RF
  Modulation of tendon fibroplasia by exogenous electric currents [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 9 (2): 183-194
• 1987, Persinger MA, Makarec K
  Possible learned detection of exogenous brain frequency electromagnetic fields: a case study [med./bio.]
  Percept Mot Skills 65 (2): 444-446
• 1986, De Boni U, Anderchek KE
  Quantitative analyses of filopodial activity of mammalian neuronal growth cones, in exogenous, electrical fields [med./bio.]
  Nuccitelli R (Hrsg.): Ionic Currents in Development. Progress in Clinical and Biological Research, Band 210; Alan R. Liss, Inc., New York; S. 285-293; ISBN 978-0-8451-5060-3
• 1985, Norton LA
  Pulsed electromagnetic field effects on chondroblast culture [med./bio.]
  van Rens TJG (Hrsg.): Electric and Electromagnetic Stimulation of Bone Growth. Reconstruction Surgery and Traumatology, Band 19; Karger, Basel; S. 70-86; ISBN 978-3-8055-3939-5
• 1984, Black J
  [Details] Tissue response to exogenous electromagnetic signals [Review]
  Orthop Clin North Am 15 (1): 15-31
• 1983, Wolf-Goldberg T, Barbul A, Ben-Dov N, Korenstein R
  Low electric fields induce ligand-independent activation of EGF receptor and ERK via electrochemical elevation of H(+) and ROS concentrations [med./bio.]
  Biochimica et Biophysica Acta - Molecular Cell Research 763 (4): 1396-1408
• 1982, Vassilev PM, Dronzine RT, Vassileva MP, Georgiev GA
  Parallel arrays of microtubules formed in electric and magnetic fields [med./bio.]
  Biosci Rep 2 (12): 1025-1029
• 1982, Norton LA
  Effects of a pulsed electromagnetic field on a mixed chondroblastic tissue culture [med./bio.]
  Clin Orthop Relat Res (167): 280-290