EMFand
Biological Effects:Proposed Mechanisms
EFFECTS ON MOLECULAR BONDS
EFFECTS IN GENE FUNCTION AND STRUCTURE
EFFECTS ON SPECIFIC SUBCELLULAR ELEMENTS
EFFECTS AT LEVEL OF MEMBRANE
GROUP CELL BEHAVIOR
ELECTRICAL EFFECTS ON CELLS, SYNAPSES
PULSED, MAGNETIC EFFECTS ON CELLS, SYNAPSES
EFFECTS ON PROTEINS, HORMONES, NEUROTRANSMITTERS
SPECIES EFFECTS, TROPHIC CASCADE EFFECTS, LOSS OF BIODIVERSITY
"No known mechanism" -- "So What?"
Indirect Effect:Med. Device interference
BREAKAGE, OXIDATION NOS, oxi. stress
Oxidative stress, RF
Oxidative DNA damage
ELF-MF, oxidative stress, cell death
LIVING ANTENNAS, ARTIFICIAL EMF
GENETIC FUNCTIONALCHANGES, DAMAGE
FREE RADICAL DAMAGE, NUTRIENT DEPLETION
DNA as a fractal antenna
HAARP interference with bee homing
Altered gene expression
Sperm damage: structural, functional
Oxidation and antioxidant depletion
Osmolarity affects threshold EF effects
Triage nutrients diverted, stress responseMAGNETIC FIELD EFFECT ON MAGNETITE
ELECTRO-MECHANICALTRANSDUCTION BY CALCITE
EMF, INTERFACIAL WATER
CHANGES TO CRYPTOCHROME MOLECULE
ATP FORMATION AND MAGNETIC SPIN
HOT "NANO SPOTS"
ELF, magnetite in human tissues
Cell death, ferromagnetic transduction
Pineal calcite sensitive to MW/RF
Overview: Ramazzini Institute
Mae-Wan Ho, coherent domains
Susak: EMF, soliton, water structure
Cell hydration as EMF biomarker for bio-effects
Cryptochromes EMF
Cryptochrome mediates magnetosensitivity
Heroux Unified Theory, MF and ATP
Hot "Nano spots" in heterogeneous tissues
BLOOD FLOW, VESSEL DAMAGE
STATIC MAGNETIC FIELDPLUS EMF PUSHING MOLECULES
CALCIUM EFFLUX,MEMBRANE/RECEPTOR EFFECTS
INTRODUCTION OF "NOISE"
Disrupted cerebral blood flow
Albumin leakage, barrier breech
Induction of cyclotron resonance
Calcium ion, cyclotron resonance, MF
Electroporation
RF, receptor clustering
Rouleau formation, MW
Ion channel transduction
Membrane nanopore formation
EM Biocompatibility: Compensatory Magnetic Oscillation
Induction of stochastic resonance
Stochastic resonance, voltage-gated channels, EMF
THERMOELASTIC WAVE EFFECT
ORGAN AND TISSUE FUNCTION
INTERFERENCE WITH NEURONAL OSCILLATIONS
CIRCADIAN EFFECTS
Microwave auditory effect
Thermoelastic theory, MW
MW, heart rate variability
Decrease in band coherence
Appearance of EEG slow waves
More anterior alpha, less posterior
Neuronal network firing/burst rate changes
Chrononodisruptive effects
Disrupted EM interaction between organisms, environment
INDUCED E CURRENTS,INCREASED BODY VOLTAGE
CHANGES INPOLARIZATION, SYNAPSES
DENSITY OF PHOTONS EFFECT
Body voltage information
Induced electric currents, A.L.S.
Transients, BV, altered gradients, gap junctions
Electrical fields, polarization of neurons
Polarization, difference natural/unnatural
Voltage gated calcium channels sensitive
Voltage transients interfere with gap junctions
EM uncoupling of signal transduction in water
Gap junction altered, melatonin, tumor promotion
High photon density, dielectric effect of MW
Bioelectric phenomena and photon aggregation
EFFECT ON NON-EXCITABLE CELLSPEMF mechanisms
Mitotic spindle disruption, nonlinear, AM
ALTERATION OF MATRIX
DEFICIENCY OF NATURAL EMF
HEAT SHOCK PROTEINS
DENATURATION OF PROTEINS
Melatonin hypothesis
ELF, Increased beta-amyloid
Alteration of blood parameters
Increased production, release, histamine
Change in enzyme kinetics, catalyzed reactions
Digital stress,global EM toxicity
Cancer, mitochondria, altered natural field
Stress protein synthesis
Hsp70, mobile phone stress marker
EMF and the folding of protein
ELF-MF, protein proton relaxation EFFECTS ON BEES, POLLINATORS
EFFECTS ON TREES, OTHER PLANTS
Barrie Trower, Bees, 2010
Massive destruction of nature by EMF
EMF and Tree Damage
RF, tomato plants, stress mRNA
ELF, pea roots, calcium disruption
HOW DO ARTIFICIAL NON-IONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS INTERFERE WITH BIOLOGICAL TISSUE FUNCTIONS AND STRUCTURES? MANY MECHANISMS HAVE BEEN PROPOSED. THEY ARE NOT EXCLUSIVE OF EACH OTHER. THEY ARE NOT EQUALLY WELL STUDIED OR SUPPORTED. SOME OF THE EFFECTS ARE MORE UPSTREAM PHYSIOLOGICALLY, AND THEREFORE CAUSE OTHERS. THE EFFECTS ON ANY GIVEN INDIVIDUAL DEPEND UPON THE TYPE OF EXPOSURE AS WELL AS THE SPECIES, GENDER, HEALTH, AGE OR TISSUE(S) INVOLVED. MECHANISMS DIFFER FROM SIGNS OF PATHOLOGY OR SYMPTOMS OF ILLNESS; RATHER, THEY EXPLAIN HOW SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS ARE INITIATED.
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CELLULAR FUNCTIONS AND BEHAVIORS
Orientation of magnetite"Switching" of cryptochrome molecule
Enzyme functions, methionine synthaseGene expression, stress proteins, apoptosis
Clumping of some cells, movements of others
CELLULAR STRUCTURES
Molecular bonds of DNA, RNAAlterations in ATP production, different mechanisms
Membranes, cellular, subcellularResonance changes within fluid compartments
Receptors/channels within membranesConcentrations of ions, molecules, nutrients
TISSUE EFFECTS
Decreased integrity of blood-brain barrierBrain dysfunction: brainwaves, sensory disturbance
Brain developmental issues: autismBrain structural changes, beta-amyloid, tumors
Brain function, cognitive effects, abnormal proteinsCircadian changes in hormonal releases
Cardiovascular rhythm changesImmune response alterations
CASCADING MECHANISMSMOLECULAR TO MULTI-SPECIES
Free radical cascadesCalcium influx and cellular activity
Field reorientation of ions, cellsSingle species gene pool disruptions
Multi-species trophic cascade
