Action des ondes électro-magnétiques sur les matières colorantes photodynamiques dans le coeur des batraciens
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Roffo, A. S., Jr. · 1934
The authors report that solutions irradiated with electromagnetic waves may exert a much stronger action on batrachian hearts than non-irradiated solutions.
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Researchers tested neutral red, methylene blue, erythrosin, and eosin on batrachian hearts. Irradiated solutions may exert a much stronger action on the hearts of batrachia than non-irradiated solutions. The substances acted on the auriculo-ventricular and intraventricular systems, provoking A.V. and I.V. blocks with diminished systolic amplitude.
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Similar results were obtained with ultraviolet rays. The authors note that similar results were obtained with ultraviolet rays.
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Roffo, A. S., Jr. (1934). Action des ondes électro-magnétiques sur les matières colorantes photodynamiques dans le coeur des batraciens.
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@article{action_des_ondes_lectro_magn_tiques_sur_les_mati_res_colorantes_photodynamiques__g4898,
author = {Roffo and A. S. and Jr.},
title = {Action des ondes électro-magnétiques sur les matières colorantes photodynamiques dans le coeur des batraciens},
year = {1934},
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The study tested neutral red, methylene blue, erythrosin, and eosin.
The authors state that irradiated solutions may exert a much stronger action on the hearts of batrachia than non-irradiated solutions.
The substances acted on the auriculo-ventricular and intraventricular systems, provoking A.V. and I.V. blocks with diminished systolic amplitude.
Similar results were obtained with ultraviolet rays.