Effect of Simulated Hypomagnetic Conditions on Some Physiological Paremeters under 8-Hour Exposure. Experiment Arfa-19

Kukanov, V. Yu.; Vasin, A. L.; Demin, Artem V.; Schastlivtseva, D.V.; Bubeev, Yu.A.; Суворов, А. В.; Popova, Julia A.; Luchitskaya, Еlena; Niiazov, A R; Polyakov, A.V.; Fedyay, S. O.; Kirichenko, V. V.; Zaripov, R. N.; Gimadiev, R. R.; Кочетов, А. Г.; Sigaleva, E E; Pasekova, O.B.; Попова, О. В.; Rusanov, V. V.; Орлов, О. И.

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“…It has been shown on ion channel transfected cells, differentiated neurons, and hippocampal slice neurons that the ELF-MF f(15-60)b(500-2000)B (45)(46)(47)(48)(49)(50)t(>1 min) can be targeted by VGICs [175][176][177]. Experimental evidence for the involvement of voltage-gated ion channels (VGICs) in the implementation of the magnetobiological effects of ELF-MFs has been described [178].…”

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“…Consequently, comprehending the biological implications of exposing oneself to ELF-MFs is pivotal to understanding the potential long-term effects of prolonged mobile phone usage. This review will be devoted to extremely low-frequency magnetic fields (<1 kHz; ELF-MFs) [48][49][50]. Firstly, ELF-MFs include the city fields and GMF disturbances during magnetic storms.…”

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Biological Effects of Magnetic Storms and ELF Magnetic Fields

Sarimov,

Serov,

Gudkov

2023

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Magnetic fields are a constant and essential part of our environment. The main components of ambient magnetic fields are the constant part of the geomagnetic field, its fluctuations caused by magnetic storms, and man-made magnetic fields. These fields refer to extremely-low-frequency (<1 kHz) magnetic fields (ELF-MFs). Since the 1980s, a huge amount of data has been accumulated on the biological effects of magnetic fields, in particular ELF-MFs. However, a unified picture of the patterns of action of magnetic fields has not been formed. Even though a unified mechanism has not yet been generally accepted, several theories have been proposed. In this review, we attempted to take a new approach to analyzing the quantitative data on the effects of ELF-MFs to identify new potential areas for research. This review provides general descriptions of the main effects of magnetic storms and anthropogenic fields on living organisms (molecular–cellular level and whole organism) and a brief description of the main mechanisms of magnetic field effects on living organisms. This review may be of interest to specialists in the fields of biology, physics, medicine, and other interdisciplinary areas.

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Biological Effects of Magnetic Storms and ELF Magnetic Fields

Sarimov,

Serov,

Gudkov

2023

Biology

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Vegetative regulation of blood circulation and bioelectric processes in the human myocardium under simulated hypomagnetic conditions

Popova,

Rusanov,

Orlov

2024

MES

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Today, the prospect of long-term interplanetary missions becomes relevant, that is why it is necessary to understand the changes in the cardiovascular system (CVS) that would occur in hypomagnetic environment. The study was aimed to assess the changes in the CVS mechanisms underlying formation of heart rate variability and bioelectric processes in the myocardium under conditions the 350-, 650-, and 1000-fold reduced Earth’s magnetic field. The experiment (2023) involved 6 male volunteers aged 26–37 years, in whom electrocardiography was continuously performed throughout 32 h. The data obtained were assessed by cluster analysis and analysis of variance. It was found than male volunteers, who belonged to the group showing predominance of parasympathetic effects, had enough functional reserve for critical values (exposure to the up to 1000-fold reduced magnetic field). In volunteers showing predominance of sympathetic modulatory effects, the adaptive response maintenance was ensured by the metabolic regulatory circuit. In this group, the response to the reduced magnetic field exposure was quite pronounced at the threshold of its 350-fold reduction. Our pilot experiment reflecting the effect of the reduced Earth’s magnetic field on the CVS is crucial for development of the concept of further experimental exposures related to magnetic field reduction benefiting space physiology and medicine.

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Effect of Simulated Hypomagnetic Conditions on Some Physiological Paremeters under 8-Hour Exposure. Experiment Arfa-19

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Biological Effects of Magnetic Storms and ELF Magnetic Fields

Biological Effects of Magnetic Storms and ELF Magnetic Fields

Vegetative regulation of blood circulation and bioelectric processes in the human myocardium under simulated hypomagnetic conditions

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