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The detection of C- and Cx-reactive protein in the blood serum during exposure of the organism to SHF electromagnetic waves

Chukhlovin, B. A., Grachev, B. N., Likina, V. · 1966

Two male human subjects received 10 hours daily of decimeter-range fields at 2–3 mw/cm² for 10 days, with two controls, and no C-reactive protein was found in either group. When C-reactive protein appeared it disappeared within 24 hours, and repeated daily exposures did not increase its quantity; the authors suspected that antibodies developed during adaptation.

Research in Biomedical Sciences - Biological and Biochemical Effects of Microwaves and Other Physical Agents

Robert E. Stowell, Glenn C. Faith, Joe L. Griffin · 1966

Laser irradiation of mouse liver caused histologic disruption and mitochondrial staining loss, while Physarum polycephalum showed central coagulation and peripheral cytoplasmic gelation. Freezing and thawing mouse liver diminished all measured nuclear metabolic activities, with rapid thawing causing greater impairment than slow thawing.

NEW WAYS TO CONTROL INSECTS

Nelson, Stuart O. · 1966

Gamma and x radiation eradicated screwworm and melon fly through reproductive sterilization. Insect light traps controlled tobacco hornworm populations. Grain beetles were killed by y rays, radiofrequency electric fields, or infrared radiation without harming grain nutrition. The possibility of using sound and ultrasonic energy to control insect population age was suggested.

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