Literature search results

63 articles were found.

The following terms were included: Sphäroid, spheroid, スフェロイド

• 2005, Christ A, Kuster N
  Differences in RF energy absorption in the heads of adults and children [tech./dosim.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 26 Suppl 7: S31-S44
• 2005, Radu M, Ionescu M, Irimescu N, Iliescu K, Pologea-Moraru R, Kovacs E
  Orientation behavior of retinal photoreceptors in alternating electric fields [med./bio.]
  Biophys J 89 (5): 3548-3554
• 2005, Greenberg M, Canter K, Mahler I, Tornheim A
  Observation of magnetoreceptive behavior in a multicellular magnetotactic prokaryote in higher than geomagnetic fields [med./bio.]
  Biophys J 88 (2): 1496-1499
• 2005, Xu JL, Khor KA, Gu YW, Kumar R, Cheang P
  Radio frequency (rf) plasma spheroidized HA powders: powder characterization and spark plasma sintering behavior [tech./dosim.]
  Biomaterials 26 (15): 2197-2207
• 2005, Aitken RJ, Bennetts LE, Sawyer D, Wiklendt AM, King BV
  [details] Impact of radio frequency electromagnetic radiation on DNA integrity in the male germline [med./bio.]
  Int J Androl 28 (3): 171-179
• 2003, Bakos J, Kubinyi G, Sinay H, Thuroczy G
  [details] GSM modulated radiofrequency radiation does not affect 6-sulfatoxymelatonin excretion of rats [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 24 (8): 531-534
• 2003, Valic B, Golzio M, Pavlin M, Schatz A, Faurie C, Gabriel B, Teissie J, Rols MP, Miklavcic D
  Effect of electric field induced transmembrane potential on spheroidal cells: theory and experiment [med./bio.]
  Eur Biophys J 32 (6): 519-528
• 2002, Ulmer W
  On the role of the interactions of ions with external magnetic fields in physiologic processes and their importance in chronobiology [tech./dosim.]
  In Vivo 16 (1): 31-36
• 2001, Kang XK, Li LW, Leong MS, Kooi PS
  A Method of Moments Study of SAR Inside Spheroidal Human Head and Current Distribution Along Handset Wire Antennas [tech./dosim.]
  J Electromagn Waves Appl 15 (1): 61-75
• 2000, Sienkiewicz ZJ, Blackwell RP, Haylock RG, Saunders RD, Cobb BL
  [details] Low-level exposure to pulsed 900 MHz microwave radiation does not cause deficits in the performance of a spatial learning task in mice [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 21 (3): 151-158