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Bioelectromagnetics
Bioelectromagnetics is a field of science dedicated to study
of the biological effects of relatively weak non-ionising electromagnetic
fields (here are some useful links 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
. It may cover also endogenous electromagnetic fields stemming
from organisms themselves (as postulated by Fröhlich and
later elaborated by the Italian group, gathered around prof. Emilio del Giudice and
experimentally researched by the Czech group led by prof. Pokorny
etc.). Because of an increasing electromagnetic
pollution this scientific field is getting larger and larger
attention. In spite of countless researches only a small part
of possible mechanisms of the biological effects is known;
there is still much to be examined and known.
In our research we are dedicated to biological circumstances
and mechanisms which can contribute to the effects of weak
electric and magnetic fields especially to the physiological
state of organisms subject to some environmental stress.
Our past research included:
Extremely low frequency
(ELF) magnetic fields and Gonyaulax bioluminescence
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Effects of weak electromagnetic fields on plants
in tissue culture
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Effects of weak electromagnetic fields on fungi
in tissue culture
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Effects of weak EMF on germinating plants
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The knowledge was also used in applicative
research.
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