MICROWAVE RADIATION AS BIOLOGICAL HAZARD AND TOOL
Charles Susskind and Staff · 1960
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The principal work of the past year has been the study of the effect of chronic irradiation upon the physiology and longevity of the mouse. Other work includes determination of the effect upon body temperature rise of exposure to an antenna rotating at a given speed, collection of survival data of mice with an artificially produced fever which are subsequently exposed to microwave irradiation, observations upon dying mice, and studies of membrane permeability of nerve tissue as affected by microwave irradiation.
Male and female albino mice weighing 30-40 g are used. The animal is placed in a sack made of low-lo...
The results of the rotating antenna experiment show that the degree of body temperature rise in resp...
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@article{microwave_radiation_as_biological_hazard_and_tool_g6781,
author = {Charles Susskind and Staff},
title = {MICROWAVE RADIATION AS BIOLOGICAL HAZARD AND TOOL},
year = {1960},
}