Test of Magnetic Sensitivity in Three Different Biological Systems
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Effects of a 5,000 gauss magnetic field on three biological systems were investigated. (1) Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells, growing in a plastic flask, were exposed to the magnetic field with full of F10 complete medium for 8 hours at room temperature. After the exposure, the cells were dispersed and replated for the examination of cellular growth and multiplicity, and of colony forming ability. (2) Naturally synchronous plasmodia of Physarum polycepharum were exposed at S-G_2 or M-S-G_2 for 8 hours at 25℃, and examined if mitosis was delayed. (3) The fertilized or early cleavage eggs of Xenopus laevis were also exposed (up to 72 hours), and their hatchability and delay in the embryonic development were checked. The results of the present study indicated that such short time exposure does not produce any biological disturbance in all of these three systems. A recent progress in nuclear fusion reactor technique makes some of radiobiologists interested in studying biological effects of large magnetic flelds, because workers in such an equipment will have a chance of the exposure to both the magnetic fields and radiation occupationally. Hitherto, there have been numerous attempts to demonstrate significant effects of magnetic fields on many biological systems. Review of biomagnecan be found in Barnothy, Busby, Kolin, Presman, Ragle, and Silver and Tobias. These literatures are both extensive and contradictory. In spite of considerable amount of experimental works which have been done in the field of biomagnetics, our understanding of the effect on the living organisms and in particular on the human body remains rudimentary : In some studies, magnetic fields have been reported to affect the physico-chemistry of bio-membranes, liquid crystals, enzymes, and other structures of biological importance, while other studies have shown negative results on similar systems.
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著者
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岩崎 民子
放射線医学総合研究所生物研究部
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松本 信二
放射線医学総合研究所
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大原 弘
放射線医学総合研究所生理病理研究部
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岩崎 民子
放射線医学総合研究所
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岩崎 民子
放医研
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大原 弘
放射線医学総合研究所
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松平 寛通
放射線医学総合研究所
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