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[Sensitivity of different tissues of rats to the effects of a permanent magnetic field]
L L Arutiunian1, A A Danielian, G E Grigorian
1Biophysical Center, Armenian National Academy of Sciences, Erevan.
Radiatsionnaia Biologiia, Radioecologiia
|January 16, 1999
Abstract:
The biological effects of magnetic fields are known to be realized through the water structure of living organisms, which is the 60-90% of cells. In this respect the experiments investigating the magnetosensitivity of different tissues of rats by measuring the changes of hydration are of great interest. As it was shown, the tissues with higher hydration state (brain) were more sensitive to SMF influence, where depending on the exposure time the hydration of brain tissue increased. The hydration of the liver tissue, which was initially the least, was not changed.