Use of Lectins as Indicators for Magnetic Field Action on Erythrocyte Membranes

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1. CONTENTS
2. An Outline on Electromagnetic Radiation and Public Health
3. Bioeffects of Weak Electromagnetic Fields
4. Melatonin Suppression by Static and Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields: Relationship to the Reported Increased Incidence of Cancer
5. Assessment of Exposure to EMF in a Danish Case-Control Study of Childhood Cancer
6. Non-ionizing Electromagnetic Radiation: A Study of Carcinogenic and Cancer Treatment Potential
7. Setting Exposure Limits for Radiofrequency Radiation and Microwaves in China
8. The Effects of Radiofrequency (<30MHz) Radiation in Humans
9. Exposure Limits for Ultra-short Wave Radiation in Work Environments
10. Long Term Effects of a 50 Hz Electric Field on the Life-Expectancy of Mice
11. Study of the Effects of 50 Hz Magnetic Field on Embryonic Development: Dependence on Field Level and Field Vector
12. Interaction of MF 50 Hz, 10 mT With High Dose of X-Rays: Evaluation of Embryotoxicity in Chick Embryos
13. Use of Lectins as Indicators for Magnetic Field Action on Erythrocyte Membranes
14. Charge Transfer in Cell Compartments – The Problem of its Adequate Description