Spproved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003100280001-7 Possible planetary effects at the time of birth of successful professionals: a discussion of the ’Mars-effect’ -M. Gauquelin 143 Gauquelin’s contentions scrutinized — S. Ertel 255 157 i Introversion-Extraversion; sunsign-effect and sunsign-knowledge — J.J. F. van 267 161 j Rooij, M.A. Brak and J.J.F. Commandeur 5 z Effect sizes of some pre-scientific geo-cosmic theories -G. Dean 272 169 | Theoretical and background contributions 279 { The changing concept of physical reality — J. Hilgevoord 281 174 i ‘ Biological order — E. Schoffeniels 291 181 , The earth as an incommensurate field at the geo-cosmic interface: fundamentals 299 | to a theory of emergent evolution — R. Swenson Resonant magneto-tidal coupling between the components of the solar system 307 189 and some of its terrestrial consequences — P.A.H. Seymour Nonlinear dynamics and deterministic chaos. Their relevance for biological 315 198 function and behaviour — F. Kaiser 206 : Structural stability of the earth’s magnetosphere - T. Zeithamer 321 Geo-solar-cosmic electric relations in electrostatics with field E screening by 327 210 matter — L.A. Pokhmelnykh An attempt of interpretation of Piccardi chemical tests. Effects of metallic 336 214 screens — L. Boulanger, R. Chauvin Understanding geo-cosmic relations: some philosophical remarks on the nature 343 223 of reality —T. Saat Abstracts 351 233 How does man fit into nature? — R. Augros, G. Stanciu 353 Basis of judgement for geo-cosmic relations — H.J. Eysenck
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00/69RUU Correlation of hospital mortality with the phases of the tidal variations of 354 List gravitation — W. Raibstein List The time course of the elimactic syndrome and the role of geographical factors 354 LV. Verulashvili Changes in the earth’s rate of rotation — A. Poma, E. Proverbio 354 On the problems of the effect of the sun and planetary system on 355 meteorological disturbances in the atmosphere — K. Kudrna The role of the Scomagnetism (GMF) and gravity (GRF) in creating 355 | fundamental peculiarities of living beings — A.P. Dubrov- Cycles in the history of forestry — J. Buis 356 i Cosmic and environmental influences on plants, testing of sowing calendar on 356 beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) in Brazil. Research done in this area until today and its future implications in agriculture — A. Harkaly , Modifications of the growth of seedling roots versus time on a scale of copper 357 | I; sulphate solutions — E. Graviou Dynamic responses tests quantifying complex properties of Plants: how living 358 Structures could reveal their geo-cosmic past — M.F. Ranky ! A dynamic biological-atmospheric-cosmic energy continuum: some old and 358 new evidence — J. DeMeo Solar-terrestrial factors and ontogenesis (clinical experimental tests) ~ 358 R.P. Narcissov, S.V. Petrichuk, V.M. Shishchenko, Z.N. Duchova and G.F. Suslova Statistical identification of the planetary modulation of the solar activity by the 359 determination of third order moments and the estimation of the volterra kernels —C. Gaudeau, E. Daubourg and P. David * Geocosmic bonds in anomal human behaviour — A.N. Kornetov 359 Macroscopic fluctuations as a fundamental physical phenomenon — 360 V.A. Kolombet
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Take Rh ey ty * 5 oe “of E. coli Cells Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003100280001-7 Resonance Effect of Microwaves on the Genome Conformational State Igor Ya. Belyaev. Yevgeny D. Alipov, Victor S. Shcheglov, and Vitaly N. Lystsov Kiev. GSP, 252017. C.18. Moscow Engineering Physics Institute. Kashirskoye Shosse. 31, Moscow. ! 15409, C.1S. Temporary Research Collective “Otklik”, Viadimirskaya st.. 61 “B”, Z. Naturforsch. 47¢, 621-627 (1992): received September 21, 1990/January 1, 1992 Cellular Biology, Microwave Bioaction, Radiation Damage, Repair The effect of low intensity microwaves on the conformational state of the genome of X-irradiated E. coli cells was studied by the method of viscosity anomalous time dependencies. It has been established that within the ranges of 51.62—51.84 GHz and 41 .25-41.50 GHz the frequency dependence of the observed effect has a resonance nature with a resonance half- width of the order of 100 MHz. The power dependence of the microwave effect within the range of 0.1-200 uW/cm? has shown that a power density of 1 » W/cm? is sufficient to suppress radiation-induced repair of the genome conforma tional state. The effect of microwave sup- pression of repair is well reproduced and does not depend on the sequence of cell exposure to X-rays and microwave radiation in the millimeter band. The results obtained indicate the role of the ceil genome in the resonant interaction of cells with low intensity millimeter waves. Introduction At present a significant body of evidence has been collected on the ability of microwaves in the millimeter range to bring about biological effects including those on the cellular level [1. 2]. It has been found that microwaves can influence the processes of gene expression [3-5]. The specific features of such interaction are dependence on fre- quency and also effectiveness of low intensity microwave radiation which does not result in sig- nificant heating of the irradiated object. One of the possible explanations of these facts accounts for the influence of millimeter waves on the genome conformational state [6]. The genome conforma- tional state (GCS) is expressed as the space-topo- logical organization of the entire chromosomal DNA. which is ensured. among other things. by the supercoiling of DNA and DNA protein bonds. The GCS changes play a significant role in all ele- mentary genetic processes — transcription, replica- tion. repair. The hypothesis which accounts for the influence of millimeter radiation most evident in the case of stressed systems (1. 7] among them bioobjects sub- re Reprint requests to 1. Ya. Belyaev. Moscow Engineering Physics Institute. Kashirskoye sh.. 31. Moscow, 115409. C.1.8. Verlag der Zeitschrift fir Naturforschung. D-W-7400 Tiibingen 0939-5075.92/0700—-0621 $ 01.30,0 jected to ionizing radiation [6] has repeatedly been verified. , The influence o: millimeter waves on the process of the GCS repair after E. coli K12 cell exposure to X-rays was examined in this work. As a test for appearance and repair of changes in a chromoso- mal DNA we used the method of the anomalous viscosity time dependencies (AVTD) in cell lysates (6]. Materials and Methods Microwave and X-ray irradiation A block diagram of the experimental unit used for microwave irradiation of cell suspension is given in Fig. 1. A G4-141 generator served as the source of extremely high frequency electromagnet- ic radiation (EHF EMR). In the course of irradia- Fig. |. Block diagram for microwave irradiation of cell suspension: | — EHF EMR generator: 2 — controlled at- tenuator: 3. 6 — directional coupler, 4 - frequency ana- lyzer: 5 — measurement line (VSWR-meter); 7 ~ power meter: 8 — pyramidal horn: 9 ~ cell suspension. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003100280001-7