この研究は、リンゴマイマイ(食用カタツムリ、学名ヘリックス・ポマティア)の安静時電位(RP)への低レベルの低周波パルス変調高周波電磁界の影響を調べた。ばく露の強度は、組織に熱的影響が生じ得ないレベルを選択した。その結果、8.3Hzパルス変調150MHz電磁界、磁束密度124μTで、非熱的影響(神経細胞でのRPの過分極)が観察された;ばく露で誘導された過分極の大きさとばく露前のRPとの間の関係が確立された;電磁界ばく露による過分極誘導は、細胞内からのカルシウム流出が関与する仮説的モデルで説明される、と報告している。
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To investigate resting potentials of the vineyard snail (Helix pomatia) to find how they were influenced by weak, low pulsed frequency, high-frequency electromagnetic fields. The flux densities of the fields were chosen such that thermal effects could not occur in the tissue exposed. An experimental method was developed which allowed electrophysiological measurements to be carried out in the high-frequency electromagnetic field without artifacts.
周波数 | 150 MHz |
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ばく露時間 | continuous for 10 min |
Modulation type | pulsed |
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Repetition frequency | 8.3 Hz |
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Distance between exposed object and exposure source | 2 cm |
チャンバの詳細 | A small Plexiglas vessel was attached to a vibration-damped marble slab in a Faraday cage. |
ばく露装置の詳細 | The transmitting antenna was fastened 2 cm away from the ganglion. |
周波数 | 150 MHz |
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ばく露時間 | continuous for 20 min or intermittent for 2 x 10 min |
Modulation type | pulsed |
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Repetition frequency | 8.3 Hz |
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Additional information | The run down of 40 min served as a run up for the second exposure. |
The resting potential of the neurons being investigated hyperpolarized. A relationship between the resulting value of the strength of the field-induced hyperpolarization and the resting potential before the start of the exposure was established. A model of the sequence of events for the effect was developed in order to explain the exposure-induced hyperpolarization. Fundamental to the hypothesis which was drawn up is the interaction of a possible field-induced release of calcium from intracellular depots in the cytoplasma of neurons and the resultant activation of the calcium-dependent potassium channels.
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