Abstract
For the present study, ten publications on the effect of UV radiation were analyzed. In vitro tests were carried out with one biological substance and seven different human or animal organs and biocytocultures. In vivo, three bacterial strains were irradiated and four irradiation experiments were carried out on mice. As to the effect of microwave radiation, eleven publications were analyzed. In vitro tests were carried out with one biological substance and three animal organs. In vivo, one bacterial strain was irradiated and eight irradiation experiments were carried out on different types of animals. The study's aim was to obtain a survey on biochemical changes of the organisms. Phenomenological changes were given only when the corresponding articles contained further investigation results. Behavioral changes were not taken into account. The results published by the authors of the original papers were compiled in a kind of dictionary. All relevant data are listed in a defined order.
Citation Formats
Fielitz, J, Boegl, W, Stockhausen, K, and Kossel, F.
Effects of UV and microwave radiation on biological material. A bibliographic survey on biochemical effects. Pt. 1. Der Einfluss von UV- und Mikrowellenstrahlung auf biologisches Material. Eine Literaturstudie ueber die biochemischen Wirkungen. T. 1.
Germany: N. p.,
1977.
Web.
Fielitz, J, Boegl, W, Stockhausen, K, & Kossel, F.
Effects of UV and microwave radiation on biological material. A bibliographic survey on biochemical effects. Pt. 1. Der Einfluss von UV- und Mikrowellenstrahlung auf biologisches Material. Eine Literaturstudie ueber die biochemischen Wirkungen. T. 1.
Germany.
Fielitz, J, Boegl, W, Stockhausen, K, and Kossel, F.
1977.
"Effects of UV and microwave radiation on biological material. A bibliographic survey on biochemical effects. Pt. 1. Der Einfluss von UV- und Mikrowellenstrahlung auf biologisches Material. Eine Literaturstudie ueber die biochemischen Wirkungen. T. 1."
Germany.
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title = {Effects of UV and microwave radiation on biological material. A bibliographic survey on biochemical effects. Pt. 1. Der Einfluss von UV- und Mikrowellenstrahlung auf biologisches Material. Eine Literaturstudie ueber die biochemischen Wirkungen. T. 1}
author = {Fielitz, J, Boegl, W, Stockhausen, K, and Kossel, F}
abstractNote = {For the present study, ten publications on the effect of UV radiation were analyzed. In vitro tests were carried out with one biological substance and seven different human or animal organs and biocytocultures. In vivo, three bacterial strains were irradiated and four irradiation experiments were carried out on mice. As to the effect of microwave radiation, eleven publications were analyzed. In vitro tests were carried out with one biological substance and three animal organs. In vivo, one bacterial strain was irradiated and eight irradiation experiments were carried out on different types of animals. The study's aim was to obtain a survey on biochemical changes of the organisms. Phenomenological changes were given only when the corresponding articles contained further investigation results. Behavioral changes were not taken into account. The results published by the authors of the original papers were compiled in a kind of dictionary. All relevant data are listed in a defined order.}
place = {Germany}
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title = {Effects of UV and microwave radiation on biological material. A bibliographic survey on biochemical effects. Pt. 1. Der Einfluss von UV- und Mikrowellenstrahlung auf biologisches Material. Eine Literaturstudie ueber die biochemischen Wirkungen. T. 1}
author = {Fielitz, J, Boegl, W, Stockhausen, K, and Kossel, F}
abstractNote = {For the present study, ten publications on the effect of UV radiation were analyzed. In vitro tests were carried out with one biological substance and seven different human or animal organs and biocytocultures. In vivo, three bacterial strains were irradiated and four irradiation experiments were carried out on mice. As to the effect of microwave radiation, eleven publications were analyzed. In vitro tests were carried out with one biological substance and three animal organs. In vivo, one bacterial strain was irradiated and eight irradiation experiments were carried out on different types of animals. The study's aim was to obtain a survey on biochemical changes of the organisms. Phenomenological changes were given only when the corresponding articles contained further investigation results. Behavioral changes were not taken into account. The results published by the authors of the original papers were compiled in a kind of dictionary. All relevant data are listed in a defined order.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1977}
month = {Jan}
}