num_pages: 155
description: Proceedings of a workshop to discuss the utility &amp; applicability of data derived from in-vitro mechanistic studies &amp; predictions based on physical theory for characterizing potential human hazards associated with exposure to power line frequency electric &amp; magnetic fields (EMF). Discussions of EMF effects covered 10 research areas under 3 major biophysical mechanisms; cellular growth, differentiation, &amp; control of gene expression; &amp; enzymes, intracellular pathways, &amp; signal transduction. Includes sessions on the roles of in vitro assays &amp; physical theory in understanding &amp; quantifying human health risk.
language: English
title: Emf Science Review Symposium: Breakout Group Reports for Theoretical Mechanisms and in Vitro Research Findings
titlecomplete: Emf Science Review Symposium: Breakout Group Reports for Theoretical Mechanisms and in Vitro Research Findings
publisher: Diane Pub Co