Literature search results

322 articles were found.

The following terms were included: "zirkadianer Rhythmus", Tag-Nacht-Rhythmus, "circadian rhythm", 概日リズム

• 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
• 1980, Semm P, Schneider T, Vollrath L
  Effects of an earth-strength magnetic field on electrical activity of pineal cells [med./bio.]
  Nature 288 (5791): 607-608
• 1980, Hjeresen DL, Kaune WT, Decker JR, Phillips RD
  Effects of 60-Hz electric fields on avoidance behavior and activity of rats [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 1 (3): 299-312
• 1978, Brown Jr FA, Scow KM
  Magnetic induction of a circadian cycle in hamsters [med./bio.]
  J Interdiscipl Cycle Res 9 (2): 137-145
• 1977, Smith RF, Justesen DR
  Effects of a 60-Hz magnetic field on activity levels of mice [med./bio.]
  Radio Sci 12 (6) Suppl: 279 - 285
• 1977, Czerski P
  Responses of biosystems to chronic microwave exposure [review]
  Neurosci Res Program Bull 15 (1): 49-54
• 1977, Adey WR, Bawin SM
  Brain interactions with weak electric and magnetic fields [review]
  Neurosci Res Program Bull 15 (1): 1-129
• 1976, Bliss VL, Heppner FH
  Circadian activity rhythm influenced by near zero magnetic field [med./bio.]
  Nature 261 (5559): 411-412
• 1976, Szady J, Siekierzynski M, Dziuk E, Jedrzejczak WW, Czarnecki C
  Proceedings: Effects of microwaves on the twenty-four-hour rhythm and twenty-four-hour urinary excretion of seventeen hydroxycorticoids and seventeen ketosteroids [review]
  J Microw Power 11 (2): 139-140
• 1975, Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R
  The interaction of stars and magnetic field in the orientation system of night migrating birds. I. Autumn experiments with European Warblers (gen. Sylvia) [med./bio.]
  Z Tierpsychol 37 (4): 337-355
• 1974, Czerski P
  [details] Microwave Irradiation and the Circadian Rhythm of Bone Marrow Cell Mitosis [med./bio.]
  J Microw Power 9 (1): 31-37
• 1974, Adey WR
  Dynamic patterns of brain cell assemblies. IV. Mixed systems. Influence of exogenous low-level currents. Are weak oscillating fields detected by the brain? [review]
  Neurosci Res Program Bull 12 (1): 140-144
• 1973, Wever R
  Human circadian rhythms under the influence of weak electric fields and the different aspects of these studies [med./bio.]
  Int J Biometeorol 17 (3): 227-232
• 1973, Persinger MA, Ludwig HW, Ossenkopp KP
  Psychophysiological effects of extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields: a review [review]
  Percept Mot Skills 36 (3): 1139-1151
• 1971, Wever R
  [details] Men's circadian rhythms as an incidence for the biological effect of electromagnetic fields [review]
  Z Physiother 2: 439-471
• 1970, Wever R
  [details] The effects of electric fields on circadian rhythmicity in men [review]
  Life Sci Space Res 8: 177-187
• 1969, Dowse HB, Palmer JD
  Entrainment of circadian activity rhythms in mice by electrostatic fields [med./bio.]
  Nature 222 (5193): 564-566
• 1968, Wever R
  [Principles of circadian rhythms in men, studied by the effects of a weak alternating electric field] [med./bio.]
  Pflugers Arch 302 (2): 97-122
• 1968, Wever R
  [Influence of weak electromagnetic fields on the circadian periodics of humans] [med./bio.]
  Naturwissenschaften 55 (1): 29-32
• 1967, Wever R
  [details] [The influence of weak electromagnetic fields on the circadian rhythm in man] [review]
  Z Vgl Physiol 56 (2): 111-128
• 1967, Gottlieb ND, Caldwell WE
  Magnetic field effects on the compass mechanism and activity level of the snail Helisoma duryi Endiscus [med./bio.]
  J Genet Psychol 111 (1st Half): 85-102
• 1965, Pittman UJ
  Magnetism and plant growth III. Effect on germination and early growth of corn and beans [med./bio.]
  Can J Plant Sci 45: 549-555