Biophysics Vol. 28, No.
5, pp. 952-954,
1983
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DISCUSSION
I
ROI F. OF SYNCHRONIZATION IN THE IMPACT OF WEAK ELECTROMAGNETIC
SIGNALS OF THE MILLIMETRE WAVE RANGE ON LIVING ORGANISMS*
N. D. Devyatkov, M.
B. Golant and A.
S. Tager
(Receired 28 September 1982 )
The possible mechanism of the action of weak electromagnetic radiation on living organisms
is discussed based on the assumption of electromechanical autofluctuat.ons of cel «tat»
tures (for example, portions of the membranes) as the natural state of living c
.
established that synchronization of these autofluctuations ^ “,en“ l
of
leads to the appearance of internal information signals acting on the regulatory^sy
-
the body. This hypothesis helps to explain the known experimental
data.
It ts known
that the electromagnetic radiation of the milimetre wave
(non-thermal,
i.e. not appreciably heating the tissues) power may exer
r*n**™*
m of the
various living organisms from viruses and bacteria through to mamm
I
1-
P
grcwth
e.m.r. induced biological effects
is also extremely wide - from change m ^zymat.c activi y, 8
rate and death of microorganisms through to protection of bone
’
rimenta ,
re-
the action of ionizing radiations and chemical preparations
[1]. M
.
a
y
*
characte r (the
search have established the main patterns of the action of e.m.r.: Us
reso“
u_: ts -frequency
biological effect
is observed in narrow -from tenths of a per cent to Rentage un
intensily
intervals and starting from a certain threshold value practically does n°tdependon
of the e.m.r.); the high reproducibility of the resonance frequences in repeat ex^imenJ.
w
rization’ by the organism of the action of the e.m.r. over a more or less long period
f
S a sufficiently long time (usually not
less than
hr); the non-cnttcal nature of the obs
biological
effect to the irradiated portion of the animal body, etc.
IZJ.
action
The most general conclusion arising from analysis of the patterns ldentifie
of the e.m.r. on live organisms
is not of an energetic but information character
[2 , 31 , the pr
effecTof the e.m.r. being realized at cel. level and asociated with bios.ruCures common^
organisms. Such struCures may be, in particular, elements of cell
Ln^y evaluations
<h*
dipole electric moment, molecules of protein enzymes, etc., for which, “ shoJ
n by
the
inter-
frequencies of the natural mechanical vibrations he (depending on the speed of SO
)
Val
(^ow Ts described the most probable, in our view, mechanism of action of e.m.r. on fluctoa
in
cell struCures and the appearance of information signals m the body.
• Biofizika 28: No. 5, 895-896, 1983.
Bresler was the ^
t
such an assumption has been advanced by many investigators.
S. Ye.
to point out this possibility to the authors.
^
, e nnt consider^
here.
mt out tms possioiniy
«•«
.
,
.
,
.
con
The problem of transformation of information signals into control signals
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ith change in particular
simplest model of such a ^^^og^r^rwhoTelet may teSokelTdown into
several
jX synchronization of the oscillators “ ^
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and Certain difference in the frequencies,
£,nce of the links bJ^^
e,^J#1faed ^ small portions between which synchronization
*S»ronous regimes.
lf titer
’..a ,0.1)0 th-usuafcondltions the phasesoftheauto-fluctuations
close frequencies, are distributed
i different
oscillators, inclu
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r
> h
^ fL1ttSL 0r -n autofluctuations
is close to zero.
“d do-
JUmeiic Held. If .he
fre,>“"7„?,£
IdLcat oscillators
wncy of the aulofluctuauons of one of the
r
umcy) '|« auto-lluctuations ate ‘captured’
L in the harmonica and subhannomca of
hi
d
^’synchronization hand (reaonanen fre-
«nchronization) by the external signal.The centrelot
the'S'
f
ics of the oscillators of
^Udmer-jedb,.*^
'given group and depends l.ttlc on l
J
c
J
^inatIons 0f all the elementary autogene-
»f,h rbc phm« ofahm
,iB»U im » .ivem poraiom
rKSE*— of rn'“".rrnf^na^rj^
macroscopic
effects
(for examp e,
.
;
, for the rCgUIatory systems of the body,
unrounding medium) and serve as an 'nfonna
there may exist several resonance fre-
afso
Observed at which the externa, signal produces different
biological effects.
^Krrani-ration of auto-fluctuations is the low
A characteristic feature of the phenomenon
y
thrc8hold value of which depends
power of the external
signal
teetuired for
.
.
o
, fret,ucncies of the individual autoge-
•jtt.+tzzzzr^rrsr*-—— - -
rrarrangements of the «U structure. stnee
in the cell, ton, ex-
• The mechanism of excllatlon of anln-llnctnalinna in membranes is discussed tn W
'\:
:
s:
9J4
R. A. Abaoyan et
at.
to
ihei, re»,.»g«n«». With change in .he ..million. of eabtence o, ton»l
°nhSr“™, .0 »» -ha. .he
of a living organism are not only a means of ln^°^^
0n ™”S™
ert a 'fundamenlal
influence on
In
particular,
auto-fluctuations, even not sync ron
,
portion of the membranes
ionic and molecular transport across the mem
ranes.
ibration displacement of particles
acts as a pump the mechanism of action ofwhic
is
.
average, not directed) forces
(on average, in a certain direction) under the influence of pcntrf* (^n average
ma,
71. The synchronization of the auto-fluctuations of Aft
and ^
fundamentally influence the processes of membrane transport and hence the prop
activity of the cells.
....
,
nn
live oreanisms
is connected with
the
The assumption that the
biological action
•
•
•
structures also agrees with
other
external synchronization of the natural autofluctuations of cell structures also agre
patterns of this phenomenon not mentioned here.
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INVESTIGATION OF
^^.eCULES*
APPEARING ON PACKING OF HELICAL MOLECUL
R A. Abagyan, V. N. Rogulenkova, V. G. Tumanyan
and N. G. Yesipova
Institute of Molecular Biology, U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Moscow
{Received 11 September 1980)
Tim pnper considers .be
me'tSSi"lfSK
several levels of orgamzation. Formula
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.
.
f tbc molecule does not agi**
molecules In rvhieh ihe
‘^Snc obtnined My deserlbe ihn po*!"
with the period and size of the helix, me iormu.««
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