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ONDES ELECTROMAGNÉTIQUES ET BIOLOGIE / ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND BIOLOGY

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Authors not listed · 1980

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Researchers described an instrument to observe non-thermal effects of non-ionizing electromagnetic waves on mammalian cells in culture, finding a specific lethal effect but no mutagenicity or increase in EMS mutagenicity.

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An instrument was described to observe non-thermal effects of non-ionizing electromagnetic waves on mammalian cells maintained in culture. Cells were exposed in vitro in their culture medium, attached to their usual culture support, allowing the use of somatic genetics techniques. The non-ionizing electromagnetic waves had a specific lethal effect, were non-mutagenic, and did not increase the mutagenic power of ethyl methane sulfonate for establishing cell lines.

Finding

Les ondes électromagnétiques non-ionisantes ont un effet létal spécifique, sont non-mutagènes et n'augmentent pas le pouvoir mutagène de l'Ethyl Methane Sulfonate pour établir des cellules linéaires.

In their words

“Les ondes électromagnétiques non-ionisantes ont un effet létal spécifique, sont non-mutagènes et n'augmentent pas le pouvoir mutagène de l'Ethyl Methane Sulfonate pour établir des cellules linéaires.”
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Unknown (1980). ONDES ELECTROMAGNÉTIQUES ET BIOLOGIE / ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND BIOLOGY.
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@article{ondes_electromagn_tiques_et_biologie_electromagnetic_waves_and_biology_g4912,
  author = {Unknown},
  title = {ONDES ELECTROMAGNÉTIQUES ET BIOLOGIE / ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND BIOLOGY},
  year = {1980},
  
  
}
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Quick Questions About This Study

An instrument was described to observe non-thermal effects of non-ionizing electromagnetic waves on mammalian cells maintained in culture.
Cells were exposed in vitro in their culture medium, attached to their usual culture support.
The instrumentation allowed the use of somatic genetics techniques.
The waves had a specific lethal effect, were non-mutagenic, and did not increase the mutagenic power of ethyl methane sulfonate.
No, the waves did not increase the mutagenic power of ethyl methane sulfonate for establishing cell lines.