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( 1975

ANNUAL REPORT, 1975, ADMINISTRATION OF THE RADIATION CONTROL FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT OF 1968

AN EVALUATION OF SOVIET AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES RELATING TO THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON HUMANS OP

NONIONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIG RADIATIO

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR THE ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRY 1975-2000

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON EHV AC POWER TRANSMISSION HELD BY THE JOINT AMERICAN-SOVIET COMMITTEE

CN COOFERATION IN THE FIELD OF ENERGY, WASHINGTON, D

A SUMMARY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S USE OF THE RADIO FREQUENCY SPECTRU

ELECTRICAL EFFECTS OF TRANSMISSION LINE

ELECTROSTATIC AND ELECTROMAGNETIC EFFECTS OF OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINE

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION FOR THE ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTR

CCNTROL OF HAZARDS TO HEALTH FROM MICROWAVE RADIATION

ANONYMOUS

PROCFEDINGS OF THE AD HOC COMMITTEE FOR THE REVIEW OF BIOMEDICAL AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELF

RADIATIO

PROCEEDINGS OF THE EHR ADVISORY COMMITTEE

THE ROLE OF FREQUENCY IN PRODUCING SPECIFIC BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS FROM MICROWAVES (IN FRENCH)

COMMON ENGINEERING TEST PROCEDURE: RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION HAZARDS TO PERSONNE

CUTANEOUS MICROWAVE INJURY: REPORT OF TWO CASES

A PARTIAL INVENTORY OF MICROWAVE TOWERS, BROADCASTING TRANSMITTERS, AND FIXED RADAR BY STATES AND

REGION

DEVELOPMENT OF LIQUID CRYSTAL MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY METE

TO HEAR HEART'S SIGNALS, A DEEP WELL

ELECTRIC CURRENT HASTENS BONE HEALING

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A STUDY OF EARLY RADIATION-INDUCED BIOLOGICAL CHANGES AS INDICATORS OF RADIATION INJURY

ANNUAL REPT. OF THE EASTERN ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION LAB.: JANUARY-DECEMBER 1970

RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION AND SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR ALL CLOSED CAVITY MICROWAVE DEVICE

RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION AND SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR ALL OPEN BEAH MICROWAVE DEVICES

EMPOWERING BODY TO REGENERATE

NAVY SPONSORED ELF BIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH SUMMARY (UPDATE)

HEALING FRACTURES ELECTRIC~LLY

AN EVALUATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY EM RADIATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE

NAVY SEAFARER COMMUNICATION SYSTE

MICROWAVES FOR DIAGNOSIS AND THERAP

MICRCWAVES--A PUBLIC MENACE?

tEATH BY LIGHTNING

MICROWAVE HAZARDS

ELECTROSHOCK: NEW SCRUTIN

CANCER 'TREATMENT' IS ALL AT SEA

MICROWAVES AND PACEMAKERS--JUST HOW WELL DO THEY GO TOGETHER

MICROWAVE OVENS: NOT RECOMMENDE

THE TRONADO MICROWAVE MACHINE: A FURTHER REPT.

CUT THE VAS OR WARM THE TESTES?

l!ICROWAVB OVENS

PROCEDURES POR FIELD TESTING MICROWAVE OVENS

PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY STANDARDS FOR ELECTROSURGICAL DEVICES

CHANGES IN METABOLISM OF NITROGENOUS SUBSTANCES IN ANIMAL NERVE TISSUE SUBJECTED TO AN EH FIELD OP

ULTRAHIGH FREQUENC

A SYSTEM POR CHRONIC BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN DOGS EXPOSED TO EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC

FIELD

INEXPENSIVE, PORTABLE RADIATION DETECTOR KEEPS TAES ON RADIO-RELAY AND MICROWAVE-OVEN LEAKS

T~DPOLE METAMORPHOSIS

GONAD DOSES AND GENETICALLY SIGNIFICANT DOSE FROM DIAGNOSTIC RADIOL.: U. S., 1964 AND 1970

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RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION HEALTH HAZARDS CCNTROL

CONTINUATION

TREATMENT OP MALIGNANT TUMORS WITH RADIOPREQUENCY REPORTED

EACKGROUND RADIATION LEVEL LIES NEAR 'DANGER' MAR

SAFETY LEVEL OF EHR WITH RESPECT TO PERSONNEL

I.K.P.I. SUB-COMMITTEE ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP MICROWAVE iADIATION, 1ST REPT.

POLAR FREQUENCY DISCRIMINATOR

CLINICAL APPLICATICNS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT REMAIN LARGELY UNEXPLORE

PACEMAKER INTERFERENCE: A LOW RISK

FACT SHEET FOR THE SANGUINE SYSTEM FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL .IMPACT STATEMENT FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT,

TEST AND EVALUATION (VALIDATION AND FULL-SCALE DEVELOPMENT

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES (COMPILATION OF ABSTRACTS)

PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS (MICROWAVE RADIATION AND HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION LINE EFFECTS

BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED PROJECT SEAFARER

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION BIBLIOGRAPHY

TECHNICAL MANUAL FOR RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATION HAZARDS

HYP!RTHERMIA IN THE TREATMENT OF THE CANCER PATIENT

A SUMMARY OF THE WASHINGTON, D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA SURVEY OF COLOR TELEVISION RECEIVER

REPT. ON "PROGRAM FOR CONTROL OF EH POLLUTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT: THE ASSESSMENT OF BIOLOGICAL

CF NCNIONIZING EHR"

HEALTH HAZARDS FROM EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE

HAZARDS

THIRD REPT. ON "PROGRAM FOR CONTROL OF EM POLLUTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT: THE ASSESSMENT OF BIOLOGICAL

HAZARDS OF NONIONIZING EHR"

FOURTH REPT. ON "PROGRAM FOR CONTROL OF EM POLLUTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT: THE ASSESSMENT OF BIOLOGICAL

HAZARDS OF NONIONIZING EHR

SECOND REPT. ON "PROGRAM FOR CONTROL OF EH POLLUTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT: THE ASSESSMENT OF BIOLOGICAL

HAZARDS OF NONIONIZING EHR

MICROWAVE STUDY SHOWS NO BEHAVIORAL EFFECT

EXPANDED LAB COMPLIANCE TESTING INITIATED FOR TV'S AND OVEN

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TEST PROCEDURES FOR MEASUREMENT OF THE LEVEL OF RF ENERGY FROM VJI.RIOUS DEVICE

MICROWAVE EMISSIONS IN THE AIR: ARE THEY A BIOLOGICAL TIME BOMB

ELECTRIC CURRENT SPJI.RKS MAMMALIAN TISSUE REGENERATION

THE EFFECT OF INSTRUMENT AVERAGING TIME ON MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY MEASUREMENT

SURVEY OP SELECTED INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE ENERG

TECHNIQUES AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR THE MEJI.SUREMENT OF POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS EMR JI.T MICROWJI.VE

FREQUENCIE .

RADIATION CONTROL FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT OP 1968

IMPORTANT AREAS OF ELECTRONIC RESEARCH--A COMFILATION OP STATEMENTS SUBMITTED BY LEADERS IN THE FIELD

THE EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION IN COMBINATION WITH MICROWAVES ON THE PERMEABILITY OF HISTO-HEMATIC

EARRIERS

BROADCAST RADIATION LEVELS

LIPE AND THE MAGNETIC FIEL

CONVINCE YOURSELF

WHAT PROOF OP MICROWAVE HAZARD

MICROWAVE HAZARD

DHTHERl'IY SURVE

SAFETY FROM MICROWAVE HAZARDS IN USING MICROWAVE POWER EQOIPMENT--AN IMPI POLICY STATEMEN

HOW UNSEEN MICROWAVES ARE CHANGING YOUR LIFE

A SUMMARY OF THE ERMAC WORK SESSION ON NERVOUS SYSTEM AND BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF NONIONIZING EM

RADIATIONS

BIBLIOGRAPHY

AN EVALUATION OF ELECTROANESTHESIA AND ELECTROSLEEP

NAVY SPONSORED ELF BIOMEDICAL AND ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH SUMMARY

A REPT. ON A BIOMEDICAL TELEMETRY STANDARD FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL COMMUNICATION

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NOISE-INDUCED HEARING LOSS

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CONTINUATION

EFFECT OF A MODULATED EM FIELD ON SELF-STIMULATION RESPONSE IN RATS

HYPNOGENIC EFFECTS OF A MODULATED EM FIELD

ANTIMONIJ, G. D.

DISTURBANCE OF GOAL-SEEKING BEHAVIOR UNDER ACTION OP EM FIEL

ANTIMONIY, G. D,

CENTRAL MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

ANTIPOV, V. V,

BIOLOGICAL INTERACTION BETWEEN RADICFREQUENCY EM WAVES AND IONIZING RADIATIO

A!l'IONCVA, E. F.

ON THE EFFECT OF THE ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY FIELD ON CERTAIN PATHOGENIC MICROORGANISMS

AN'IYUl<H, YE. V.

DETECTION OF MILLIMETER AND SUBMILLIMETER EMISSION BY MEANS OF JOSEPHSON JUNCTION

APPLETON, B.

RESULTS OF CLINICAL SURVEYS FOR MICROWAVE OCULAR EFFECTS (DHEW-FDA 73-8031

RESUL'IS OF CLINICAL SURVEYS FOR MICROWAVE OCULAR EFFECT

EXPERIMENTAL MICROWAVE OCULAR EFFECTS

MICROWAVE CATARACTS

MICROWAVE CATARACTS

MICROWAVE CATARACTS

MICROWAVE LENS EFFECTS IN HUMANS, PART II: RESULTS OF FIVE-YEAR SURVE

MICROWAVE LENS EFFECTS IN HUMANS

INVESTIGATION OF SINGLE-EXPOSURE MICROWAVE OCULAR EFFECTS AT 3000 MHZ

LETTER OF COMMENT ON M. M. ZABET'S "CATARACTS FOLLOWING USE OF MICROWAVE OVEN

EFFECTS OF REPEATED MICROWAVE IRRADIATIONS TO THE ALBINO BABBIT EYE

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P.ESOL!S OF CLINICAL SURVEYS FOR MICROWAVE OCULAR EFFECTS

ARANYI, C.

A PILOT STUDY OF THE INTERACTION OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS WITH BRAIN

ORGANELLE

A PILOT STUDY OF THE INTERACTION OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY EM FIELDS WITH BRAIN ORGANELLES

ARBER, S. L.

INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVES ON THE RESTING POTENTIAL OF GIANT NEURONS OF THE MOLLUSK HELIX POMATIA {IN

RUSSIAN

AREHART-TREICHEL, J.

ELECTROMAGNETIC POLLUTION: IS IT HURTING OUR HEALTH

SPERM DON'T LIKE IT HOT

ARENS• J. P.

tANGER OF OVERWARMING BLOOD BY MICROWAVE

ARIPOV, T. P.

MICROWAVE SATURATION EFFECTS ON PARAMAGNETIC CENTERS OP PROTEINS IRRADIATED WITH ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT

ARIFOVA, D. P.

MICROWAVE SATURATION EFFECTS ON PARAMAGNETIC CENTERS OP PROTEINS IRRADIATED WITH ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT

ARKHIPENKO, V. I.

NONLINEAR EFFECT ON THE ABSORPTION OF MICROWAVES BY A PLASM

ARLEV.SKY, I. P.

THE EFFECT OP A DISCHARGE OF A HIGH-VOLTAGE CONDENSER ON THE OPTIC PROPERTIES OF THE FROG CARDIAC

MUSCLE (IN RUSSIAN

ARKY, U. S.

LASER AND MICROWAVE HAZARDS COURSE MANUAL

ARNAUI:, Y.

REPT. ON THE MICROWAVE-PROTECTION OF BACTERIA EXPOSED TO GAMMA IRRADIATION

NCTE ON THE RADIO PROTECTION EXERTED BY ULTRASHORT WAVES WITH RESPECT TO BACTERIA {IN FRENCH

ARNESEN, J.C.

RAPID ASSESSMENT OF WATER POLLUTION ~y AIRBORNE MEASUREMENT OF CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT

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ARCNSHY, A. I.

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ARTAHONOVA, V. G.

OPTHALMOLOGIC CHANGES IN PERSONS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE

ARTHUR D. lITTLE, INC.

SATELLITE SOLAR POWER STATION: AN OPTION FOR POWER GENERATIO

ARTSRUNI, G. G.

EFFECT OF ELECTROSTATIC FIELD ON ANTIBODY SYNTHESIS (IN RUSSIAN

ASA BA EV, CH.

DETERMINATION OF THRESHOLD OF SENSITIVITY OF THE RABBIT BRAIN TO PULSED SUPERHIGH-FREQUENCY EH FIELD

ASANOVA, T. P.

THE HEALTH STATUS OF PEOPLE WORKING IN THE ELECTRIC FIELD OF OPEN 400-500 KV SWITCHING STRUCTURE

!HE STATE OF HEALTH OF PERSONS WORKING IN THE ELECTRIC FIELD OF OUTDOOR 400 AND 500 KV SWITCHYARD

. ASBELL!, C.

ACCELERATED DRYING OF PLASTER CASTS WITH A MICROWAVE OVE

ASCHOFF, J.

DESYNCHRONIZATION AND RESYNCHRONIZATION OF HUMAN CIRCADIAN RHYTHM

ASH, N.

IMPACT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY EM FIELDS ON SOIL ARTHROPODS.

SANGUINE WISCONSIN TEST FACILITY, 1973 ONGOING

IMPACT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY EM FIELDS ON SOIL ARTHROPODS IN NATURE

STUDIES AT THE PROJECT

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MICROWAVE EFFECTS ON CENARAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ATTRIBUTED TO THERMAL FACTOR


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ANALYSIS OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT IN THE MICROWAVE AUDITORY EFFEC

SCME EFFECTS OF EMR ON THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD OF CAT

~SHLEY, D. B. J.

INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES IN ELECTRICALLY MEDIATED BONE GROWTH STUDIES

ASHLEY, JR ••

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A LOW FREQUENCY H-FIELD RADIATION MCNITOR

ASI.AN, B. E.

ELECTRCMAGNETIC RADIATION METER

ASTRONOMY, USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (17-18 JANUARY 1973)

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER-BAND ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATIO

ATHEY, T. W.

THE USE OF AN AUTOMATED POPULATION DATA BASE IN POPULATION EXPOSURE CALCULATIONS


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RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATION LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS

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TAKING ADULT TEMPERATURE

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HYPERTHERMIA DOSE DEFINITION

ATLAN, H.

REPT. ON THE MICROWAVE-PROTECTION OP BACTERIA EXPOSED TO GAMMA IRRADIATION

ATLAN, ft. H.

NOTE ON THE RADIO PROTECTION EXERTED BY ULTRASHORT WAVES WITH RESPECT TO BACTERIA (IN FRENCH

.. ' ATOIAN, G. E.

ARE THERE BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS DUE TO EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE INSTALLATION

. AUD OS, L. J.

PURTHER STUDIES IN MAGNETOTROPISM

KAGNETOTROPISM: .A NEW PLANT-GROWTH RESPONS

AUGSPURGER, GEORGE L.

DIRECT VS REVERBERANT SOUND FOR STEREO SPEAKER

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LENTICULAR AND RETINAL CHANGES SECONDARY TO MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

RETINAL CHANGES IN MICROWAVE WORKER

~HE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE EY

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EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE TO EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON RAT

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PRODUCTION OF CONVULSIONS IN RATS BY HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTRICAL CURRENTS

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OPERANT BEHAVIOR OF RHESUS MONKEYS IN THE PRESENCE OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY LOW INTENSITY MAGNETIC

AND ELECTRIC FIELDS: EXPERIMENT

EFFECTS OF LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRICAL CURRENT ON VARIOUS MARINE ANIMAL

EVALUATION OF THE HEALTH OF PERSONNEL WORKING NEAR PROJECT SANGUINE TEST FACILITY FROM 1971 TO 197

ELECTRIC POWER AND THE ENVIRONMEN

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ADVISORY CCMMITTEE

BODY SURFACE AREA DAT

HAZARDS OF MICROWAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

WEAPONS AND WEAPONS EFFECTS

PANEL ON MAGNETIC, RADIOFREQUENCY AND OTHER FIELD EFFECTS

BAST EUROPEAN SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTS@ BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES NO. 9

THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC-ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPH

AGENCIES REACT TO ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION RISK

HANDBOOK OF OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER APPLICATION

DIELECTRIC HEATING

SUPPRESSION OP HIGH POWER RADAR SIGNALS IN HOME ENTERTAINMENT EQUIPMEN

CURRENT RESEARCH ACTIVITIES IN PENDER LABORATORY OF THE MOORE SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ENERG

SPECIFICATIONS FOR TECHNIQUES AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR EVALUATING RADIO-FREQUENCY HAZARDS TO PERSONNE

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SOME BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN WORKING EXPOSED TO CENTIMETER WAVES

HEMODYNAMIC INDICES DURING THE ACTION OF SUPER HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

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HI-PI AND LIVING CELLS

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EIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES

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THE USE OF ELECTRON LINEAR ACCELERATORS IN MEDICAL RADIATION THERAPY: PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTIC

WESTERN AREA FREQUENCY COORDINATION

MICROWAVES CAN KILL AND MAIM

PUBLICATIONS ABSTRACTS - ITS FY 67-71

RADIO FREQUENCY SPECTRUM SURVEY-MYSTIC MISSIO

WHAT PROOF OF MICROWAVE HAZARD?

A MOBILE SPECTRUM MONITOR UNIT

ELECTRICMAGNETIC HAZARDS STUDY - AN UNSOLICITED PROPOSA

ITS PROJECT SUMMARIES FY-71

RIVISED SAFETY CRITERIA FOR USE IN ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE (EMP

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INTRODUCING THE AUTOMATIC SPECTRUM ANALYZER

SOUND RECORDING AND REPRODUCING: METHODS OF MEASUREMENT OF NOIS

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IEEE STANDARD DEFINITIONS OF TERMS FOR ANTENNAS

PERSONAL EllVIRONMENTAL MINITORS-EPA TASK FORCE REPOR

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RECOMMENDED GUIDE FOR MAKING DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS IN THE FIELD

SAFETY iEVEL OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION WITH RESPECT TO PERSONNEL & ANSI RF STANDARD HAZARD GUID

THE TRANSIENT RECORDER-A NEW CONCEPT IN HIGH SPEED DATA ACQUISITION INSTRUMENTATIO

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CONSTRUCTION AND CALIBRATION OF PARELLEL PLATE TRANSMISSION LINE FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE

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RECOMMENDED GUIDE FOR MEASURING GROUND RESISTANCE AND POTENTIAL GRADIENTS IN THE EART

RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR UNITS IN PUBLISHED SCIENTFIC AND TECHNICAL WOR

THE RECORDING OF SINGLE-SHOT SIGNALS FROM SHOCK TUBE EXPERIMENTS AND EXPLOSION FIELD TEST

FOURTH ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RADIATION CONTROL PROCEEDING

KETHCDS FOR TESTING RADIOTELEGRAPHY TRANSMITTERS (BELOW 50 MC)

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MEMORANDUM OP OPINION CONCERNING MOBILE SPECTRUM MEASUREMENT/MONITORING VAN

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IRE STANDARD ON TELEVISION: METHODS OP TESTING MONOCHROME TELEVISION BROADCAST RECEIVERS, 196

AUTOMATIC SPECTRUM ANALYZER INSTRUMENT CALL

SAFETY STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS FOR HANDLING SOURCES OF HIGH, ULTRAHIGH AND SUPERIOR FREQUENCY

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DESIGNATED RADIATIONS (PROPOSED

GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE ON HEALTH HAZARDS IN URANIUM MINE

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MASSACHUSETTS-STATUTE RELATIVE TO THE MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF CLINICAL THERMOMETER

ENROLLED HOUSE BILL NO. 5475 - CLINICAL THERMOMETERS

FRE-PURCHASE TEST BRINGS SWITCH TO ELECTRONIC THERMOMETER

AUDIO EQUIPMENT PICKUP OF RADIO SIGNALS

ELECTRIC FIELD EFFECTS OF OVERHEAD POWER TRANSMISSION LINES

RADIATION BIO-EFFECTS SUMMARY REPORT JANUARY-DECEMBER 196

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BROADBAND ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENT ANTENNAS; STANDARD CALIBRATION REQUIREMENTS AND

METHODS

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEE

PERFORMANCE STANDARD FOR MICROWAVE DIATHERMY PRODUCTS

RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR VO~UME MEASUREMENT OP ELECTRICAL SPEECH AND PROGRAM WAVES

INTERIM REPORT OP THE ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPTABILITY FIGURE OP MERIT (EMC FOM) COMMITTEE

IRE STANDARDS ON AUDIO SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS: METHODS OF MEASUREMENT OP GAIN, AMPLIFICATION, LOSS,

ATTENUATION, AND AMPLITUDE-FREQUENCY-RESPONSE, 196

IEEE STANDARD TEST PROCEDURE FOR ANTANNAS

SPECTRUM ANALYZERS FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENT

IEEE GUIDE FOR THE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THERMAL LIFE TEST DATA

STANDARD DEFINITIONS OF TERMS AUDIO AND ELECTROACOUSTICS

IEEE STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS AND TEST METHODS FOR PIXED AND VARIABLE ATTENUATORS, DC TO 40 GH

US-USSR POWER SYMPOSIUM AGENDA

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RECOMMENDED PRACTICES ON AUDIO AND ELECTROACOUSTICS: LOUDSPEAKER MEASUREMENTS, 196

AVIONICS AND EQUIPMENT DIRECTORIES

STANDARD DEFINITIONS OP TERMS FOR MODULATION SYSTEM

IEEE RADIO NOISE & CORONA SUBCOMMITTEE AUDIBLE NOISE SURVEY

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES DIVISION ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT FOR PERIOD ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1972, PROGRAM

AFPLICATION

SCME CCMMERCIALLY-AVAILABLE SOUND ANALYZERS FOR STATISTICAL (LN) AND LEQ VALUE

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TEXAS REGULATIONS FOR THE CONTROL OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

TECHNICAL DESCTIPTION OF SECOND-GENERATION TRAFFIC SOURCE

SOUTHWESTERN RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH LABORATORY ANNUAL REFORT - 196

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RECEIVER SENSITIVITY MEASUR~MENTS

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RADIATION HEALTH HAZARDS AND PROTECTION

CCNTROL OP HAZARDS TO HEALTH FROM MICROWAVE RADIATIO

STANDARDS INDEX FOR THE IEEE STANDARDS, MARCH 1971

SURVEY OF RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION HAZARDS

ABSTRACTS OF PUBLICATIONS-ELECTROHEDICAL DIVISION, MOORE SCHOOL OP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY

OF PENNSYLVANIA, JUNE 196

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LIST OF AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS 6/1/7

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CABLES AND CONNECTORS

CONTINUATION

CONSTRUCTION AND CALIBRATIO~ OF PARALLEL PLATE TRANSMISSION LINE FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE

SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTIN

MEASUREMENT OF RADIO NOISE GENERATED BY MOTOR VEHICLES AND AFFECTING MOBILE COMMUNUCATIONS RECEIVERS

IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE 25 TO 1000 MH

HEALTH EFFECTS OF IONIZING AND NON-IONIZING RADIATION- REPORT ON A WORKING GROU

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VARIABLE 1/3 OCTANE SOUND METER

WHOLESALE POWER RATE INCREASE

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NES FREQUENCY AND THE BROADCAST SERVICES

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CONTINUATION

INTERACTION OF ULTRASOUND AND BIOLOGICAL TISSUES- IORKSHOP PROCEEDING

SKAMANIA COUNTY POD SERVICE STENENSON SUBSTATION

INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR GENERAL RADIO TYPE 1921 REAL TIME ANALYZE

INFORMATION ON CONSTRUCTION OF LINE SOURCE RF CALIBRATION UNIT

SCIENTIFIC SEMINJ\RS NUCLEJ\R. MEDICINE LJ\BORJ\TORY DEDICATION

5TH ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RADIATION CCNTROL

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 23RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON ENGINEERING IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY, 197

THE PHYSICS OF SEMICONDUCTOR RADIATION DETECTOR

BACKGRCUND MATERIAL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RADIATION PROTECTION STANDARD

MF.TROPOLITAN WASHINGTON REGIONAL DIRECTOR

CONFERENCE ON DETECTION AND MEASUREMENT OF X-RADIATION IROM COLOR TELEVISION RECEIVERS - DISCUSSIONS

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PROPERTIES OF LIQUID CRYSTALS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO THE MEASUREMENT OP MICROWAVE AND INFRARED

RADIATIO

RADIOACTIVITY

X-RAY PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR HOME TELEVISION RECEIVERS

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RADIATION QUANTIES AND UNITS

STATE AND MUNICIPAL NON-OCCUPATIONAL NOISE PROGRAM QUESTIONNAIRE - PORTLAND, OREGO

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PRINCIPLES OF RADAR

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RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR MEASUREMENT OF FIELD INTENSITY ABOVE 300 MC FROM RADIO-FREQUENCY INDUSTRIAL,

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BILOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES: FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTION

MAGNET WIRE

FREQUENCY COUNTERS

OSLOW COST DIGITAL VOLTMETERS

MICROWAVE EMISSIONS IN THE AIR

1973 ANNUAL REPORT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SPECTRUM MEASUREMENT SYMPOSIU

OVER-THE-HORIZON (0TH) RADAR SYSTEM CONTINENTAL UNITED STATE

WHOLE ORGAN FREEZING AND THAWING-HEAT TRANSFER AND THERMAL PROPERTIES

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!HE CHANGING WORLD OP THE DESIGN ENGINEE

RESUL!S OF MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTRIC FIELD STRENGTH NEAR A 765 KV OVERHEAD POWER TRANSMISSION LIN

FHYSICAL ASPECTS OF IRRADIATIO

AVADHANI, N. G.

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AVAN'ZO, R. C.

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FBAC'I UEE UNIQ

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ICNIXING RADIATION, BRH/DEP 70-2

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LEAKAGE VARIATIONS FROM MICROWAVE OVENS, BRH/DEP 70-11

SURVEY OF SELECTED INDUSTRIAL APPLICATICNS OF MICROWAVE ENERGY, BRH/DEP 70-1

THE EFFECT OF INSTRUMENT AVERAGING TIME ON MICROWAVE FOWER DENSITY MEASUREMENTS, BRH/DEP 70-1

B., J •

DO ELECTRICAL FIELDS HAVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT? (IN DUTCH)

BABIJ, T. M.

POWER DENSITY MEASUREMENTS IN THE NEAR FIELD

SYNTHESIS OF FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF ELECTRIC FIELD PROBE

BACH, B.

DIRECTIVITY DIAGRAMS FOR UNIFORM LINEAR ARRAY

BACH, K, W.

BASIC ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENTS ON AUTOMOBILES

BACH, S. A.

EFFECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY ENERGY ON HUMAN GAMMA GLOBULI

SCME EFFECTS OF ULTRA-HIGH FREQUENCY ON PRIMATE CEREBRAL ACTIVIT

ACTIVITY CHANGES IN ALPHA-AMYLASE SOLUTIONS FOLLOWING THEIR EXPOSURE TO RADIO-FREQUENCY ENERG

EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ENERGY ON PRIMATE CEREBRAL ACTIVITY

EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ENERGY ON PRIMATE CEREBRAL ACTIVIT

EFFECTS OF R-F ENERGY ON HUMAN GAMMA GLOBULIN

BIOLOGICAL SENSITIVITY TO RADIO-FREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE ENERG

EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ENERGY ON HUMAN GAMMA GLOBULIN

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EFFECT OF MAGNETIC FIELDS ON REACTION TIME PERFORMANCE

BADIKOV, V. I.

EFFECT OF A MODULATED EH FIELD ON SELF-STIMULATION RESPONSE IN RATS

BAERWALD, HR

EFFECTS, PROTECTIVE MEASURES, AND MEDICO-MILITARY ASPECTS IN CONNECTION WITH MICROWAVE

BAGSHAW, R. J.

ASSESSMENT OF CEREBROVASCULAR HYDRAULIC INPUT IMPEDANC

BAILEY, P.

HIGH INTENSITY RADIATION PRODUCES CONVULSIONS, DEATH IN MONKEY

BAILLIE, H. D.

RAPID WARMING FROM HYPOTHERMIA BY MICROWAVES

THERMAL AND NONTHERHAL CATARACTOGENESIS BY MICROWAVE

THE DISSIPATION OF MICROWAVES AS HEAT IN THE EY

BAIRD, J. K.

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE (EMF) ON A POWER SYSTEM

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE (EMP) ON THE SUPERVISARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT OF A POWER SYSTE

BAIRD, R. C.

NON-IONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION STANDARDIZATIO

MEASUREMENTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

METHODS OF CALIBRATING MICROWAVE HAZARD METERS

BAKER, B.

ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OP ARTICULAR CARTILAGE REGENERATION

BAKER, K. P.

SOIL TREATMENT BY MICROWAVE ENERGY TO DESTROY PLANT PATHOGEN

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THE BEHAVIOR OF TRIGGERED UNIPOLAR PACEMAKERS IN ACTIVE MAGNETIC FIELD

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EFFECT OF AN ACTIVE MAGNETOMETER ON PERMANENTLY IMPLANTED PACEMAKERS

ANTI-HIJACKING EFFORTS AND CARDIAC PACEMAKERS--EEPORT OF A CLINICAL STUDY

EFFECT OF AN ACTIVE MAGNETOMETER ON PERMANENTLY IMPLANTED PACEMAKER

EFFECT OF AN ACTIVE MAGNETOMETER ON PERMANENTLY IMPLAMTED PACEMAKER

ANTI-HIJACKING EFFORTS AND CARDIAC PACEMAKERS - REPORT OF A CLINICAL STUDY

BAKER, R. E.

PROJECT SANGUINE: OVERVIEW ~ND STATUS OF THE NAVY'S ELF COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM CONCEP

BAKER, R. J.

CARDIAC PACEMAKERS AND EMI FROM THERAPEUTIC RADIATION GENERATING MACHINES

EXPERIMENTAL ARRANGEMENT FOR IN VIVO X-RAY AND MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF SMALL ANIMAL

A SYSTEM FOR DEVELOPING MICROWAVE INDUCED HYPERTHERMIA IN SMALL ANIMALS

BALDERSTON, G. (JR.)

PROGRESS REPORT OF EPRI PROJECT UH

BALDERSTCNE, G.

ELECTRIC FIELD AS A PARAMETER OF 750-1500 LINE AND SUBSTATION DESIGN-MEASURING METHODS, DESIGN

PFACTICES, AND PLANS FOR FUTURE INVESTIGATION

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!XPERiltENTAL DESIGNS IN THE STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS DURING RADIO

SOME EFFECTS OF ULTRA-HIGH FREQUENCY ON PRIMATE CEREBRAL ACTIVIT

BALL, H.J.

FREQUENCY TRANSMISSIO

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RADIOFREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD AOOSS

BALLARIO, C.

MICROWAVE DIELECTRIC LOSS OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS SPORES IN AQUEOUS SUSPENSIONS

BALLDIN, J.

PROLACTIN RESPONSE TO ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY

BALLING, P.

ADMITTANCE AND RADIATION EFFICIENCY OF THE HUMAN BODY IN THE RESONANCE REGIO

BA LU TINA, JI.. P.

EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS AND INTERMITTENT IRRADIATION BY AN ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY FIELD ON THE RABBIT EY

EXPERIHENTAL INJURY TO THE EYE WITH ULTRA-HIGH-FREQUENCY EM FIELD

PATHOHISTOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE EYES OF RABBITS EXPOSED TO SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY RADIATIO

EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS AND INTERMITTENT IRRADIATION BY AN ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY FIELD ON THE RABBIT EY

BALZANO, Q.

HEATING OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUE IN THE INDUCTION FIELD OF PORTABLE RADIO TRANSMITTERS

BANKCSKE, J. W.

ECOLOGICAL INFLUENCE OF ELECTRIC FIELDS

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF 60-HZ ELECTRIC FIELDS ON THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF PLANT


ECOLOGICAL INFLUENCE OF ELECTRIC FIELD

BANLEY, H. A.

REPORT ON MASSACHUSETTS LASER SURVEY

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OPTIMAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE SYSTE

BARAFF, A. A.

PHYSICAL EVALUATION OF PERSONNEL EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE EMANATIONS

MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES (RADAR)

BARANOV, V. K.

EFFECT OF A PULSED ELECTRIC CURRENT ON THE COURSE OF REPARATIVE OSTEOGENESIS

EFFECT OF IMPULSE ELECTRICAL CURRENT ON REPARATIVE REGENERATION OF THE BONE TISSUE (IN RUSSIAN)

BARANSKA, W,

THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON HUMAN LYMPHOCYTE CULTURES

BARANSKI, S.

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE RESPONSES OF WHITE BLOOD CELL SYSTE

EFFECT OF CHRONIC MICROWAVE IRRADIATION ON THE BLOOD FORMING SYSTEM OF GUINEA PIGS AND RABBIT

HEALTH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL PROFESSIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE

PHARMACOLOGIC ANALYSIS OF MICROWAVE EFFECTS ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION IN VITRO ON CELL MEMBRANE PERMEABILITY

EFFECT OF CHRONIC MICROWAVE IRRADIATION ON THE BLOOD FORMING SYSTEM OF GUINEA PIGS AND RABBIT

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ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVES ON THE CENTRAL

NERVOUS SYSTE A1591

STUDIES ON THE COMBINED EFFECT OF MICROWAVES AND SOME DRUGS ON BIOELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF THE RABBIT

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTE A1592

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE MORPHOLOGY AND FUNCTION OF THE THYROID GLAND (IN POLISH) A1566

INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF IRRADIATION CONDITIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF PERSONS WORKING WITHIN

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HEALTH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONAL PROFESSIONALLY EXFOSED TO MICROWAVES (TRANSLATION FROM POLISH

INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF HIGH POWER DENSITY MICROWAVES IN 7HE 3 CM BAND ON MICE (TRANSLATION

FECM FOLISH

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CM-WAVES AND DM-WAVE

BARBER, D. E.

THE REACTION OF LUMINOUS BACTERIA TO MICROWAVE RADIATION EXPOSURES IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE OF

260€.7-3082.3 M

BARBER, P. W.

COMPARISON OF THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ABSORPTION OF RADIO FREQUENCY POWE

NUMERICAL STUDY OF EM POWER DEPOSITION IN BIOLOGICAL TISSUE BODIES

EM FIELDS IN A HOMOGENEOUS MODEL OF MAN

STATEMENT ON ELECTROMAGNETIC POWER ABSORPTION BY MAN AT AND BELOW RESONANC



EM POWER DEPOSITION IN PROLATE SPHEROID MODELS OF MAN AND ANIMALS AT RESONANC

RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION DOSIMETRY HANDBOO


BARI:OV; V. G.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE FREQUENCY OF HYPERTONIC CRISES AND CHANGES OF THE SOLAR ACTIVITY AND THE

EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD INTENSITY (IN RUSSIAN

BARGEAUSEN, A. F.

INTERFERENCE AND COMPATIBILITY MONITORING AND MEASUREMENTS FOR UHF SATELLITE EARTH TERMINAL

CTP/OT FREQUENCY MANAGEMENT MEETING ON MEASUREMENTS/ MONITORING, NOTES ON BACKGROUND AND PROPOSED

INTERIM PROGRA

EQUIPTMENT CHARACTERISTICS AND THEIR RELATION TO SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FOR TRAOSPHERIC COMMUNICATION

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BARKER, G.

A SPECTRUM MEASUREMENT/MONITORING CAPABILITY FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

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ElECTROMAGNETIC COMPABILITY PROGRA

A SPECTRUM MEASUREMENT/MONITORING CAPABILITY FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMEN

BARLETT, R. H,

TOTAL ATTENUATION COEFFICIENTS OF 5 TO 11 MEV GAMMA RAY

BARLEY, T. A.

WAVE ANALYZER DYNAMIC RANGE AND BANDWIDTH REQUIREMENTS FOR SIGNAL NOISE ANALYSIS

BARNES, F. C. (WORKSHOP CHAIRMAN)

EFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION CN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS: REPORT ON A WORKSHOP HELD

OCTOBER 7-8, 1971

BARNES, F, S,

MODEL FOR SOME NONTHERMAL EFFECTS OP RADIO AND MICROWAVE FIELDS ON BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES

THRESHOLD EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON EMBRYO CELL SYSTEM

EFFECTS OF NON~IONIZING EMR ON BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS

BARNES, H. C,

RATIONAL ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC FIELDS IN LIVE LINE WORKING

BODY CURRENTS IN LIVE LINE WORKING

EXPOSURE OF MICE TO A STRONG AC ELECTRIC FIELD--AN EXPERIMENTAL STUD

EODY CURRENTS IN LIVE LINE WORKING

EXPOSURE OF HICE TO A STRONG AC ELECTRIC FIELD--AN EXPERIMENTAL STUD

RATIONAL ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC FIELDS IN LIVE LINE WORKIN

AEP 765-KV SYSTEM: GENER~L BACKGROUND TO ITS DEVELOPMEN

EODY CURRENTS IN LIVE LINE WORKIN

RATIONAL ANALYSUS OF ELECTRIC FIELDS IN LIVE LINE WORKIN

EXPOSURE OF MICE TO A STRONG AC ELECTRIC FIELD - AN EXPERIMENTAL STUD

TESTS PROVE SHIELDING KEEPS LINEMEN SAFE WORKING EH

THE AEF-ASEA UHV PROJECT RESULTS TO 1973, AND PLANNING OF A SYSTEM TEST STATION AND LIN

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TRANSIENT RESPONSE OF LOW FREQUENCY VERTICAL ANTENNAS TO HIGH ALTITUDE NUCLEAR ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE

(EMP

THE EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE (EMP) ON STATE AND LOCAL RADIO COMMUNICATION

BARNOTHY, J. 11.

MAGNETIC FIELDS AND THE NUMBER OF BLOOD PLATELET

BARNOTHY, 11. F.

MAGNETIC FIELDS AND THE NUMBER OF BLOOD PLATELET

ABNORMALITIES IN ORGANS OF MICE INDUCED BY A MAGNETIC FIEL

BARRE'!T, A. H.

DETECTION OF BREAST CANCER BY MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY

BAFRCN, C. I.


PHYSICAL E,ALUATION OF PERSONNEL EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE EMANATIONS


BARSEGYAN, L. KH.

THE INFLUENCE OF A CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE CONCENTRATION OF FREE RADICALS IN THE ORGANS AND

'!ISSUES OF MIC

BARSIS, A. P.

PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS OVER LONG LINE-OF-SIGHT MICROWAVE LINKS IN COLORAD

TRANSMISSION LOSS PREDICTIONS FOR TROPOSPHERIC COMMUNICATION CIRCUITS-VOLUME

TRANSMISSION LOSS PREDICTIONS FOR TROPOSPHERIC COMMUNICATION CIRCUITS-VOLUME 1

BAR'IHAKUR, N.

USE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION TO STUDY PLANT-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS

S'IOMATAL RESPONSE TO MICROWAVE INDUCED THERMAL STRESSE

BAR'IEOLD, L. H.WORKING GROUP CHAIRMAN

ELECTROMAGNETIC EFFECTS OF OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES, PRATICAL PROBLEMS, SAFEGUARDS, AND METHODS OF

CALCULATION

BARTHOLD, L. O.

ELECTROSTATIC EFFECTS OF OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES: PART-I: HAZARDS AND EFFECT

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ELECTROSTATIC AND ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA FOR EHV OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES

BAR'Il:EY, M. H,

ELECTRICAL ENHANCEMENT OF HEALING IN COMBAT INJURIES TO HARD AND SOFT TISSUES

BAR'ICN, F. W,

SOME PROBLEMS IN MEASURING TREAD WEAR OF TIRES

BAR'IUS, R. T.

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AND BEHAVIRAL EFFECTS OF NOCTURNALLY OCCURING JET AIRCRAFT SOUND

BASSEN H,

EXPERIMENTAL CALIBRATION OF A MINIATURE, ELECTRIC FIELD PROBE WITHIN SIMULATED MUSCULAR TISSUE

BASSEN, H.

METHODS AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR THE EVALUATION AND CALIBRATION OF MICROWAVE SURVEY INSTRUMENT

COMPLETE MEASUREMENT OF EM FIELDS WITH ELECTRO-OPTICAL CRYSTALS

PRECISE MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY CALIBRATION METHOD USING THE POWER EQUATION TECHNIQUES

PRECISE MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY CALIBRATION METHOD USING THE POWER EQUATION TECHNIQUE

INTERNAL DOSIMETRY AND EXTERNAL MICROWAVE FIELD MEASUREMENTS USING MINIATURE ELECTRIC FIELD PROBE

EVALUATION OF AN IMPLANTABLE ELECTRIC-FIELD PROBE WITHIN FINITE SIMULATED TISSUE

A BROADBAND, MINIATURE, ISOTROPIC ELECTRIC FIELD MEASUREMENT SYSTE

A MINIATURE BROAD-BAND ELECTRIC FIELD PROBE

EH PROBE WITH FIBER OPTIC TELEMETRY SYSTEM

BASSEN, H. I.

PERTURBATION EFFECT OP ANIMAL RESTRAINING MATERIALS ON MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

HAPPING OF FREE SPACE AND SCATTERED FIELDS IN MICROWAVE DIATHERMY

BASSET, H. L.

MILLIMETER RADOHE DESIGN TECHNIQUES

BASSETT, C. A, L.

ACCELERATION OF FRACTURE REPAIR BY EH FIELDS. A SURGICALLY NONINVASIVE METHOD

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CONTROL OF REPAIR PROCESSES BY EH FIELDS

A NON-OPERATIVE SALVAGE OF SURGICALLY-RESISTANT PSEUDARTHROSES AND NON-UNIONS BY PULSING EH FIELDS--A

PRE1I11INARY REPOR

AUGMENTATION OF BONE REPAIR BY INDUCTIVELY COUPLED EM FIELD

ELECTRICAL EFFECTS IN BONE

BASSETT, H. L.

NEW TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENTING MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL- EXPOSURE SYSTEM

NEW TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENtING MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL-EXPOSURE SYSTEMS

BATEMAN, J. 8.

MICROWAVES FOR BIOLOGISTS, MICROWAVES UPDATE

BATKIN, S.

EFFECTS OF ALTERNATING MAGNETIC FIELD (12 GAUSS) ON TRANSPLANTED NEUROBLASTOM

EA'!'IISTA, S.

MICROWAVE RADIATION (MR) HEATING OF SURFACE TUMOR

BAUGP., W. C., JR.

DEVELOPMENT OF REGULATORY PROGRAMS UNDER THE RADIATION CONTROL FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT OF 196

BA UM, S. J.

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS IN RODENTS EXPOSED TO PULSED EM

CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE OF RODENTS TO 10 TO THE 8TH POWER PULSES OF EH

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS IN RODENTS EXPOSED TO 10 TO THE EIGHTH POWER PULSES OF EH

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS IN RODENTS EXPOSED TO 108 PULSES OP ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

BIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS IN RODENTS EXPOSED CONTINUOUSLY THROUGHOUT THEIR ADULT LIFE TO PULSED EH

BAUS, R.

ANNUAL REPT., 1959: THE NEURAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO

BAUS, R., JR.

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPT,-1958, INVESTIGATIONS OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

REVIEW OF THE WORK CONDUCTED AT TULANE U.--INVESTIGATICNS OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE'

IRRADIATIO

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NEURAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

MICROWAVE RADIATION IN RELATION TO BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND NEURAL ACTIVIT

BAVA, A.

MITOTIC ACTIVITY IN EPITHELIUM OF GLANDS OF THE SMALL INTESTINE OF THE RAT AFTER

ElECTROTHERMOCOAGULATION OF THE TUBERO-INFUNDIBULAR REGION OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS AND SIMULTANEOUS

RESECTION OF THE PINEAL GLAND (IN FRENCH

EFFECT OF LESIONS OF SOME ZONES OF THE BRAIN ON MITOSIS OF THE EPITHELIUM OF THE SMALL INTESTINAL

GLANDS IN THE RAT {IN FRENCH

BAVRO, G. V.

INVESTIGATIONS FOR SUBSTANTIATION OF OPTIMUM TOPOGRAPHY OF DELIVERING HEAT TO THE HUMAN BODY EXPOSED

TO 'IHE COL

BAIIAIN, S. M.

EFFECTS OF MODULATED VERY HIGH FREQUENCY FIELDS ON SPECIFIC BRAIN RHYTHMS IN CATS

BAWIN, S. M.

INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NERVOUS TISSUES A ND WEAK ENVI BON MENTAL ELECTRIC FIELD

REINFORCEMENT OF TRANSIENT BRAIN RHYTHMS BY AMPLITUDE- MODULATED VHF FIELD

ERAIN INTERACTIONS WITH WEAK ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELD

EFFECTS OF MODULATED VHF FIELDS ON SPECIFIC BRAIN RHYTHMS IN CATS

SENSITIVITY OF CALCIUM BINDING IN CEREBRAL TISSUE TO WEAK ENVIRONMENTAL ELECTRIC FIELDS OSCILLATING AT

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EFFLUX OF CALCIUM AND AMINO ACIDS FROM CEREBRAL TISSUE WITH WEAK, LOW-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD

CALCIUM BINDING IN CEREBRAL TISSUE

EFFECTS OF WEAK LOW FREQUENCY FIELDS ON CALCIUM EFFLUX FROM CHICK AND CAT CEREBRAL TISSU


EFFECTS OF WEAK ELF FIELDS ON EFFLUX OF CALCIUM AND AN AMINO ACID TRANSMITTER (GABA) FROM BRAIN TISSU

BAYER, A.

INFLUENCE OF ALTERNATING ELECTRIC FIELDS OF TECHNICAL FREQUENCY ON CHICKEN EMBRYO

BAYHURST, B. P.

A METHOD FOR ESTIMATING BETA-COUNTING EFFICIENCIE

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!HE EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON THE BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF FRACTURE HEALIN

BA ZANOVA, E. B.

CERTAIN METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS AND RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES

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ON MICROORGANISMS AND ANIMAL COIJ61

BAZilEVICH, O. I.

EFFECTS OF SHF FIELDS ON ENZYMATIC ACTIVITIES AND PYRIDOXINE LEVELS IN THE ORGANS OF WHITE RAT

BEACONSFIELD, P.

CHANGES IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD FLOW PRODUCED BY SHORT-WAVE DIATHERM

BEAL, J. B.

WORKSHOP ON MAGNETIC-ELECTRIC FIELDS AND ENVIRONMENT

ELECTROSTATIC FIELDS, EK FIELDS, AND IONS--MIND/BODY/ ENVIRONMENT INTERRELATIONSHIP

BEAL, J. C.

A MICROWAVE RADIOMETRIC METHOD FOR !HE STUDY OF THE SEMICONDUCTOR PROPERTIES OF LIVING TISSUE

BEAMER, J. L.

EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC FIELDS ON LARGE ANIMALS: A FEASIBILITY STUDY

EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC FIELDS ON LARGE ANIMALS: A FEASIBILITY STUD

BEARDEN, J. A.

X-RAY WAVELENGTHS AND X-RAY ATOMIC ENERGY LEVELS

BEASE, S.

RF HAZARDS: WHAT WE DON'T KNOW CAN HURT ELEMENTS, METALLOPROTEINES AND SOME INDICATORS OF OXIDATION

REDUCTION PROCESSES IN THE ORGANIS

BEASLEY, K. R.

FIELD-INTENSITY METER MODIFIED TO MEASURE RMS AND AVERAGE NOISE ENVELOPE VOLTAGE

BEA!RICE, E. S.

RETINA: ULTRASTRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS PRODUCED BY EXTREMELY LOW LEVELS OF COHERENT RADIATION

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DISCUSSION OF ERRORS IN GAIN MEASUREMENTS OF STANDARD ELECTROMAGNETIC HORN

MICROWAVE ATTENUATION MEASUREMENTS AND STANDARDS

BEAUMONT, C. B.

CONTROL OF REPAIR PROCESSES BY EM FIELDS

BECHTOLD, G. W.

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD PRODES

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD PROB•

BECK, G. S.

DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY DEPOSITION IN MODELS OF HAN WITH FREQUENCIES NEAR RESONANC

DISTRIBUTION OF EM ENERGY DEPOSITION IN MODELS OF MAN WITH FREQUENCIES NEAR RESONANC

BECKER, G.

EFFECT OF THE MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE DIRECTIONAL BEHAVIOR OF GOLDFISH

BECKER, J. F.

STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES ORIENTED IN A HOMOGENEOUS MAGNETIC FIELD

BECKER, R. O.

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EVALUATION OF ELECTROCHEMICAL INFORMATION TRANSFER SYSTEM, PART I: EFFECT OF ELECTRIC FIELDS ON LIVING

ORGANISM A0263

THE EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE TO LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON THREE GENERATIONS OF MICE: A

FILOT STUD A0239

EM FORCES AND LIPE PROCESSES A0159

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ELECTRIC FIELD EFFECTS IN SELECTED BIOLOGIC SYSTEMS

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PILOT STUD

CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH LOW INT~NSITY DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION OF BONE GROWT

ELECTROSTATIC FIELD INDUCED CHANGES IN MOUSE SERUM PROTEIN

ELEC!RICAL STIMULATION OF RNA AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN THE FROG ERYTHROCYTE


BEDELL, R. B.

RETINA: ULTRASTRUCTURAL ALT~RATIONS PRODUCED BY EXTREMELY LOW LEVELS OF COHERENT RADIATION

BEDRISUAN, P.

RADIATION SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND MONITORING TWINEBROOK RESEARCH LABORATORY,

ROCKVILLE, MARYLAN

BEDROSIAN, P.H.

RADIOACITIVITY FROM FOSSIL-FUEL AND NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (REPRINT FROM ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF

NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS IAEA-SM-146/19

BEEHLER, J. E.

765-KV STATION INSULATION COORDINATIO

BEEN, J. F.

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MEASURING EM

BEERING, S. C.

HYPOGONAD!SM AFTER M1CROWAVE RADIATION

BEEBS, R. F.

A SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC METHOD FOR MEASURING THE BREAKDOWN OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE BY CATALAS

BEHLING, U. H.

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIO-AND LOW-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION (PRELIMINARY DRAFT)

BEICBHANN, W. B.


EEISCBER, D. E.

LIT. ABSTRACTS ON EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) EM FIELD

EXPOSURE OF MAN TO MAGNETIC FIELDS ALTERNATING AT EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENC

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MICROWAVE REFLECTION DIFFRACTION AND TRANSMISSION BY MA

LIT. ABSTRACTS ON EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) EM FIELDS

BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ZERO MAGNETIC FIELD CONDITIONS AND PERTURBATIONS OF l'IICROWAVE FIELDS BY

LIVIt-G ORGANISM


l'IAGNETIC FIELDS AND MAN: WHERE DO WE STAND TODAY?

GROWTH OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN A NULL MAGNETIC FIELD ENVIRONMENT

INFLUENCE OF STRONG MAGNETIC FIELDS ON THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAM OF SQUIRREL l'IONKEYS (SAIMIRI SCIUREUS

SEARCH FOR EFFECTS OF 45 HZ MAGNETIC FIELDS ON LIVER TRIGLYCERIDES IN l'IICE

MICROWAVE REFLECTION AND DIFFRACTION BY MAN

THE NULL MAGNETIC FIELD AS REFERENCE FOR THE STUDY OF GEOMAGNETIC DIRECTIONAL EFFECTS IN ANil'IALS AND

MA

MICROWAVE ENERGY DISTRIBUTION l'IEASUREMENTS IN PROXIl'IITY TO MAN AND THEIR PRACTICAL APPLICATIO

BEJAN, V.

INFLUENCE OF LOW FREQUENCY EM FIELDS ON THE TOXINE GENERATING POTENTIAL OF THE TETANIC BACILLU

BEKEY, I.

RAISING OUR SIGHTS FOR ADVANCED SPACE SYSTEM

BELDING, H. A.

INDEX FOR EVALUATING HEAT STRESS IN TERMS OF RESULTING PHYSIOLOGICAL STRAINS

BELEKHOVA, M. G.

CHANGES IN ELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF DIENCEPHALIC AREA AND CORTEX OF RABBIT'S CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES UNDER

THE EFFECT OF BITEMPORAL DIATHERM

BELKHODE, I'!. L.

THERMAL AND ATHERMAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE ACTIVITY OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE

CEHYDROGENASE IN HUMAN BLOO

THERMAL AND ATHERMAL EFFECTS OF 2.8 GHZ MICROWAVES ON THREE HUMAN SERUM ENZYME

THERl'IAL AND ATHERMAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE ACTIVITY OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE

CEHYCROGENASE IN HUMAN BLOO

BELL, J. W.

CCl'IPARISON OF RELATIVE HEATING PATTERNS PRODUCED IN TISSUES BY EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE ENERGY AT

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FREQUENCIES OF 2450 AND 900 MEGACYCLE

BELL, R. T., III

CONTINUATION

EFFECT OF DMSO ON THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF CANINE KIDNEY TISSUE

BELl, II. H.

EFFECTS OF SUPER-HIGH-FREQUENCY RADIO CURRENT ON HEALTH OF MEN EXPOSED UNDER SERVICE CONDITION

BELCKRINITSKY, V. S.

CHANGES OF THE ACTIVITY OF ?UCCINATE DEHYDROGENASE IN CELLS OF VARIOUS BRAIN STRUCTURES UNDER THE

EFFECT OF UHF FIELD OF LOW INTENSITY (IN RUSSIAN

BELOUSOVA, L. Y.

THE POSSIBILITY OF INHIBITING AND STOPPING BLOOD FLOW BY A MAGNETIC PIEL

BELOV, V. I.

REGIONAL LOCATION OF METEOROLOGICAL RADAR STATIONS

BELCVA, S. F.

INVESTIGATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON THE OCULAR TUSSUES OF ANIMAL

EVALUATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF ULTRASHORT WAVES ON THE VISUAL ORGAN

BElCVCLOV, A. V.

INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF LOW-INTENSITY UHF EM WAVES ON BACILLUS MESENTERICUS AND PSEUDOMANAS

FLUORESCENS (IN RUSSIAN

BELSEER, D. R.

ENERGY DENSITY METER DEVELOPED FOR MICROWAVE HAZARDS. MEMORANDUM

DEVELOPMENT OF NEAR-FIELD ELECTRIC ENERGY DENSITY METER MODEL EDM-2

ENERGY DENSITY METER DEVELOPED FOR MICROWAVE HAZARDS

SECOND PROGRESS REPORT EM HAZARDS PROJECT

BEM, D. J.

THE INSOUCIANT SPARROWS OF CONSTANTINOV: A CASE STUDY OF EM ETHOLOG

BENA NE, S. G.

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON BACTERIA MUTATION INDUCTION

EFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION CN SINGLE CELL BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

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EFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ON SINGLE CELL BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

MEASUREMENT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ABSORBED BY BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS, 1, ANALYSIS OF HEATING AND COOLING

DAT

EFFECTS OF NONIONIZING EMR ON SINGLE-CELL BIOLOGIC SYSTEM

BENDALL, J. R.

ELECTRICAL STIMUALTION OF RABBIT AND LAMB CARCASSE

BENDER, H. A.

A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF ELF EM FIELDS UPON DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER

BENEDICT, R. P.

PRESSURE AND ITS MEASUREMENT

BENOIT, A.

SIGNAL ATTENUATION DUE TO NEUTRAL OXYGEN AND WATER VAPOR, RAIN AND CLOUD

BENTALL, R. H. C.

A TRIAL INVOLVING THE USE OF PULSED ·EM THERAPY ON CHILDREN UNDERGOING ORCHIDOPEXY

BENTLEY, H. W.

RADIATION EXPOSURE CONSIDERATIONS WHEN EMPLOYING MICROWAVE- EXCITED SPECTROSCOPIC SOURCE

BENWELL, D. A.

CONTROL OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION EMITTING DEVICES IN CANAD

BEP.EZINSKAYA, A. N.

EFFECT OF SHORT AND ULTRASHORT WAVES ON THE BREEDING CAPACITY OF MALE RATS

BEREZNITSKAYA, A. N.

THE EFFECT OF LOW INTENSITY CENTIMETER WAVES ON THE FERTILITY OF FEMALE MIC

STUDIES ON THE REPRODUCTION AND TESTICULAR MICROSTRUCTURE OF MICE EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES

EMBRYOTROPIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES

BERGER, M. J.

ADDITIONAL STOPPING POWER AND RANGE TABLES FOR PROTONS, MESONS, AND ELECTRON

BERGER, T. J.


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OBGANISM A0263

ELECTROSTATIC FIELD INDUCED CHANGES IN MOUSE SERUM PROTEIN



A1698

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EVALUATION OF ELECTROCHEMICAL INFORMATION TRANSFER SYSTEM EFFECT OF ELECTRIC FIELDS ON LIVING

ORGANISMS

BERGMAN, S.

MAGNETIC DIRECTION FINDING: EVIDENCE FOR ITS USE IN MIGRATORY INDIGO BUNTINGS

BERGMAN, W.

THE EFFECT OF MICRO WAVES ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

BERKLEY, C.

A NEW OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE?--OF DIPLOMATS

BERLUREAU, F.

STIMULATION, BY PHYSICAL MEANS, OF THE DEFENSES OF THE MOUSE AND RAT AGAINST EXPERIMENTAL TRYPANOSOM

ACTION OF A MAGNETIC FIELD COMBINED WITH EM WAVES ON THE EXPERIMENTAL TRYPANOSOMES OF THE RABBIT

BERMAN, C. M.

BEHAVIORAL SUPPRESSION BY 383-MHZ RADIATION

BEHAVIORAL SUPPRESSION BY 383 MHZ RADIATIO

BEHAVIORAL SUPPRESSION BY 383-MHZ RADIATIO

EEHAVORIAL SUPPRESSION BY 383 MHZ RADIATION

BERNAL, E.


RELATION OF INTERRUPTED PULSED MICROWAVES TO BIOLOGICAL HAZARD

EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE AND AIR VOLUME EXCHANGE ON SURVIVAL OF RATS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE

RADIATION OF 24,000 MEGACYCLE

BERNARD, D. L.

MAGNETIC ENHANCEMENT OF ELECTRON DOSE DISTRIBUTION IN A PHANTO

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ANALYSIS OF MODELS FOR THE STUDY OF INTERACTION BETWEEN EM FIELDS AND BIOLOGICAL TISSUES TO EVALUATE

!HE RISKS OF EXPOSURE (IN ITALIAN

EFFECTS OF THE SURROUNDINGS ON EM-POWER ABSORPTION IN LAYERED-TISSUE MEDIA

EFFEC!S OF THE SURROUNDINGS ON ELECTROMAGNETIC-POWER ABSORPTION IN LAYERED-TISSUE MEDI

POLLUTION CAUSED BY HIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELDS {IN ITALIAN

BERNEARDT, J.

DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS OF NITELLOPSIS OBTUSA CELLS WITH INTRACELLULAR ELECTRODE

BERNING, A. K.

X-LINKED B-LYMPHOCYTE IMMUNE DEFECT IN CBA/N MICE, PART II: STUDIES OF THE MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE

IMMUNE DEFEC

BERRY, L. A.

OUTPUT ORIENTED MEASURES OF SPECTRUM EFFICIENC

A FORTRAN PROGRAM FOR CALCULATION OP GROUND WAVE PROPAGATION OVER HOMOGENEOUS SPHERICAL EARTH FOR

DIPOLE ANTENNA

NUMERICAL VALUES OP THE PATH INTEGRALS FOR LOW AND VERY LOW FREQUENCIES

FORTRAN PROGRAM FOR CALCULATING GROUND WAVE PROPAGATION OVER SPHERICAL EART

I!ERRYER, P.

EFFECTS IN RODENTS OF A 1-MONTH EXPOSURE TO MAGNETIC FIELDS (200-1200 GAUSS)

BERTEAUt, A.

MICROWAVES ACTION IN PROCARYOTIC AND EUCARYOTIC CELLS AND A POSSIBLE INTERACTION WITH X-RAY

EXPERIMENT ON THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE COURSE OF ACTION OF TRYPANOSOMA EQUIPERDUM, AND THE ACTION

OF PULSED AND MODULATED EM WAVES {IN FRENCH

COMPLEX FREQUENCY PERTURBATION OF A MICROWAVE CAVITY CONTAINING A

EFFECTS OF EMR OF MILLIMETRIC WAVELENGTH ON BACTERIAL GROWTH

BERTHARION, G,

LOSSY LIQUIJ) ~ ~)

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STUDY OP THE MICROWAVE-INDUCED PERTURBATIONS OF THE BEHAVIOUR BY THE OPEN-FIELD TEST INTO THE WHITE RA A1809

PHARMACOLOGIC EFFECTS OF A PULSED MICROWAVE FIEL

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE WHITE RAT AND MOUS

ELECTRO-CORTICO-GRAPHIC MODIFICATIONS AFTER EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE FIELDS, ON THE WHITE RA

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INFLUENCE OF HIGH FREQUENCY EMR ON THE SENSITIVITY TO PENTBTRAZOL OF THE WHITE MOUSE (IN FRENCH)

INFLUENCE OF EMR OF VHF ON THE SENSITIVITY TO THE TRIIODOETHYL SALT OF GALLIUM AND TO THE HEXAMETHYL

lDONIUM SALT ON THE WHITE RAT {IN FRENCH

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE ACTION OF THREE TYPES OF MICROWAVE FIELDS UPON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE WHITE RAT

STUDY OF THE ACTION OF EMR OF VERY HIGH FREQUENCY {RADAR) ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE WHITE

RAT. ELECTFOCORTICOGRAPHICAL MODIFICATIONS {IN FRENCH

STUDY OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HYPERFREQUENCY RADIATION OF LOW POWER DENSITIES (IN FRENCH

BEUCHAT, L. R.

PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF 2,450-HEGAHERTZ MICROWAVES UPON STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS AND

SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIA

BEZUGLOV, V. K.

THE EFFECT OF A DISCHARGE OF A HIGH-VOLTAGE CONDENSER ON THE OPTIC PROPERTIES OF THE FROG CARDIAC

MUSCLE (IN RUSSIAN

BIDDLE, D. K.

REPT. OF WORK IN PROGRESS AT TUFTS U.

OPACITIES IN THE LENS OF THE EYE EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED BY EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATIO

BIDINGER, J. H.

THE ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY OF AQUEOUS CYTOPLASM

BIELEC, M.

USE OF THERHOGRAPHY FOR QUANTITATION OF ENERGY ABSORPTION IN ANIMALS IRRADIATED WITH MICROWAVE

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES COMBINED WITH INTERFERON AND/OR INTERFERON INDUCERS (POLY I-POLY C) ON

DEVELOPMENT OF SARCOMA 180 IN MIC

BIELSKI, J.

NERVOUS SYSTEM CHANGES IN WORKERS OF RADIOTELEVISION STATIONS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES (IN POLISH)

BIGU DEL ELANCO, J.

MICROWAVE RADIOMETRIC TECHNIQUES: A MEANS TO EXPLORE THE POSSIBLILITY OF COHHUNICATION IN BIOLOGICAL

SYSTEM

INTERACTION OF EH FIELDS AND LIVING SYSTEMS

RADIOFREQUENCY FIELDS: A NEW ECOLOGICAL FACTOR

COLOUR THERMOGRAPHY AND MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY: THEIR APPLICATION TO BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS UNDER MICROWAVE

RADIATION EXPOSUR

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SCME THEORY AND PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS ON MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

THE PROPERTIES OF BIRD FEATHERS AS DIELECTRIC RECEPTORS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION AT KU-BAND FREQUENCIE

BIRD FEATHERS AS DIELECTRIC RECEPTORS OF RF FIELDS

THE PROPERTIES OF BIRD FEATHERS AS PIEZOELECTRIC TRANSDUCERS AND MICROWAVE RECEPTOR

BIGU-DEL-ElANCO, J.

SOME SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 0~ MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

EFFECTS OF LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION ON GERMINATION AND GROWTH RATE IN CORN SEEDS

THE DESIGN OF A MONOPOLE RADIATOR TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION IN BIOLOGICAL

SYSTEM

A MICROWAVE RADIOMETRIC METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF THE SEMICONDUCTOR PROPERTIES OF LIVING TISSUE

THE PROPERTIES OF BIRD FEATHERS AS CONVERSE PIEZOELECTRIC TRANSDUCERS AND AS RECEPTORS OF MICROWAVE

RADIATION II. BIRD FEATHERS AS DIELECTRIC RECEPTORS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

'!HE Pl<OPERTIES OF BIRD FEATHERS AS CONVERSE PIEZOELECTRIC TRANSDUCERS AND AS RECEPTORS OF MICROWAVE

RADIATION I. BIRD FEATHERS AS CONVERSE PIEZOELECTRIC TRANSDUCER

MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY AND ITS POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIE

BilOKRYNYTS'KY, V, S,

CHANGES IN THE TIGROID SUBSTANCE OF NEURONS UNDER THE EFFECT OF RADIO WAVE

BILOKRYNYTS' KYY, V •. S.

CHANGES IN THE TIGROID SUBSTANCE OF NEURONS UNDER THE EFFECT OF RADIO WAVE

BINDONI, M.

MITOTIC ACTIVITY IN EPITHELIUM OP GLANDS OF THE SMALL INTESTINE OP THE RAT AFTER

ElECTROTHERMOCOAGULATION OF THE TUBERO-INFUNDIBULAR REGION OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS AND SIMULTANEOUS

RESECTION OP THE PINEAL GLAND (IN FRENCH

EFFECT OP LESIONS OF SOME ZONES OF THE BRAIN ON MITOSIS OF THE EPITHELIUM OP THE SMALL INTESTINAL

GLANDS IN THE RAT (IN FRENCH

BIRCHFIELC, J. L,

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD PROBES

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD PROBE

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EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE EY

CATARACT AFTER EXPOSURE TO NON-IONIZING RADIANT ENERG

MICROWAVE AND INFRA-RED EFFECTS ON HEART RATE, RESPIRATION RATE AND SUBCUTANEOUS TEMPERATURE OF THE

RABBI

EFFECTS OF 35 AND 107 GHZ CW MICROWAVES ON THE RABBIT EY

OCULAR EFFECTS OF 35 AND 107 GHZ CW MICROWAVE

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE EYE

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE.RABBIT EYE

ABSENCE OF HEART-RATE EFFECTS IN RABBITS DURING LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO


ABSENCE OF HEART-RATE EFFECTS IN RABBITS DURING LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE RABBIT EYE

BIRNBAUM, G.

MEASUREMENT OF THE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT AND LOSS OF SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS BY A CAVITY PERTURBATION METRO

BISHOP, B. E.

HOW ACCURATE ARE CLINICAL THERMOMETERS?

BITTNER, I. G.

HAZARDS TO PERSONS FROM ALTERNATING EM FIELDS IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE OF 3 KHZ TO 3000 GHZ (IN GERMAN

BLACK, J. A.

MEASUREMENT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ABSORBED BY BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS, 2, ANALYSIS BY DEWAR-FLASK

CALORIMETRY

BLACKMAN, c. F.

MEASUREMENT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ABSORBED BY BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS, 2, ANALYSIS BY DEWAR-FLASK

CALORIMETRY


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EFFECTS OF NONIONIZING EHR ON SINGLE-CELL BIOLOGIC SYSTEM


EFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION CN SINGLE CELL BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

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!HE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON BACTERIA MUTATION INDUCTION

BLACKSMITH, P.

ON MEASURING THE RADAR CROSS SECTIONS OF DUCKS AND CHICKEN

BLAGOVIDOVA, L.A.

CHANGES IN ELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF DIENCEPHALIC AREA AND CORTEX OF RABBIT'S CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES UNDER

!HE EFFECT OF BITEMPORAL DIATHERK

BLAIR, R. D. G.

DORSAL COLUMN STIMULATION

BLAKEMORE, R.

MAGNETOTACTIC BACTERIA

BLANCHARI:, H.

SURVIVAL OF CANINE KIDNEYS AFTER TREATMENT WITH DIMETHYL- SULFOXIDE, FREEZING AT -80 DEGREES CELSIUS,

AND !HAWING BY MICROWAVE ILLUMINATIO

BLANCH!, D.

EXPOSUiiE OF MAMMALIANS TO STRONG 50 HZ ELECTRIC FIELD

EXPOSURE OF MAMMALIANS TO STRONG 50 HZ ELECTRIC FIELDS (1) EFFECTS ON THE PROPORTION OF THE DIFFERENT

lEUCOCYTE TYPE

EXPOSURE OF MAMMALIANS TO STRONG 50 HZ ELECTRIC FIELDS (2) EFFECTS ON HEART'S AND BRAIN'S ELECTRICAL

ACTIVITY

BLANCO, J. F.

SURVIVAL OF CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS ON CHICKEN COOKED WITH MICROWAVE ENERGY

BLANK, 11.

MAGNETIC FIELDS AND NERVE FUNCTION

BLANKENSHIP, R. E.

MAGNETIC FIELD EFFECTS ON RADICAL PAIR INTERMEDIATES IN BACTERIAL PHOTOSYNTHESI

BLANO, R.

THERMOLUMINESCENT RADIATION DOSIMETRY UTILIZING LIP

BLASCO, A. P.

EXtREMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) VERTICAL ELECTRIC FIELD EXPOSURE OF RATS: IRRADIATION FACILIT

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EFFECTS OF 45 HZ ELECTRIC FIELD EXPOSURE ON RATS

BLASHY, I'!. R. M.

ADVANCES IN SHORTWAVE THERAPY

BLEEP.EN, N. l'!.

CONTINUATION

EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS OF HYPERTHERMIA APPLIED TO THE TREATMENT OP CANCER WITH SPECIAL

REFERENCE TO THE ROLE OF ULTRASONIC AND MICROWAVE HEATIN

BLEIBERG, J.

CUTANEOUS MICROWAVE INJURY

BLIOT. F.

A MODIFIED RADIOMETER FOR TEMPERATURE AND MICROWAVE PROPERTIES MEASUREMENTS OF BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCES

BLISS. V. L.

EFFECTS OF A FIELD FREE SPACE ON THE CIRCADIAN ACTIVITY RHYTHM OF THE HOUSE SPARROW. PASSER DOMESTICO

CIRCADIAN icTIVITY RHYTHM INFLUENCED BY NEAR ZERO MAGNETIC FIELD

BLOCK• J. B.


MICROWAVE THERAPY EXPERIMENTS WITH B-16 MORINE MELANOMA

BLCMQUIST. A. W.

l'!ICROWAVE APPLICATIONS

BLOl'!QVIST, K.

SIMULTANEOUS APPLICATION OF PULSED HIGH FREQUENCY CURRENTS AND GAMMA-RAYS TO CULTURED MELANOMA CELL

BO, P.

UNILATERAL ELECTRIC SHOCK. ACUTE AND CHRONIC EXPERIMENTAL EEG'S ON RABBIT (IN ITALIAN)

BOCCALON, H.


BOCBAROV, YE. F.

THE EFFECT OF A CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD ONE COLI ENZYME ACTIVITY

BOCKSTAHLER, L. E.


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BOCKSTHALER, L. E.

CONTINUATION

A REVIEW OF PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY FOR HERPES SIMPLEX: BENEFITS AND POTENTIAL RISK

BOCZYNSKI, E.

MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE CELLS OF CORTI'S ORGAN FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES (IN POLISH

CHANGES IN ACTIVITY OF CERTAIN ENZYMES IN THE CELLS OF CORTI'S ORGAN IN GUINEA PIGS FOLLOWING

LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES (!N POLISH

BOEKER, E. H. (EDITOR)

BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS PROGRAM FISCAL YEAR 1972 - (FDA) 73-8038

BOGACH, P. G.

CHANGES IN THE MEMBRANE POTENTIAL OF NERVE CELLS OF ISOLATED GANGLIA IN THE MOLLUSK /PLANORBIS

CCRNEUS/ UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A UHF EM FIELD

BOGARDUS, R.

'IHERMOGENETIC AND CARDIODYNAMIC REGULATION IN DOGS CRANIALLY EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ (CW) MICROWAVE

BOGART, E.

CYFILE: A SYSTEM OP SELF-EXPLANATORY MASTER FILES

BOGDANOR, J. L,

INTRASYSTEM ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY ANALYSIS PROGRAM VOLUME I - USER'S MANUAL ENGINEERING

SECTICN

INTRASYSTEM ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY ANALYSIS PROGRAM VOLUME II - USER'S MANUAL USAGE SECTION

BOGGS, R. F.

EFFECTS OF 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON HUMAN BLOOD COAGULATION PROCESSE

EFFECTS OF MHZ-2450 MICROWAVE RADIATION ON HUMAN BLOOD COAGULATION PROCESSE

DETERMINATION OF T~E EFFECTS OF EM ENERGIES ON THE HEMATOLOGIC SYSTEM

BOGINICH, 1. F.

ELEMENTS OF SIMILARITY IN THE REACTION OF THE LYMPHOID TISSUE TO ANTIGENIC AND NONANTIGENIC

(ALTERNATING MAGNETIC FIELD) STIMULATIO

BOGININ, L, F.

CC~PLEX REACTION OF LYMPHOID TISSUE TO INTERMITTENT MAGNETIC FIELDS

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IMMECIATE EFFECT OF ELECTRIC CARDIOVERSICN ON THE INDICES OF HEMODYNAMICS AND MYOCARDIUM CONTRACTILITY

IN PATIENTS WITH AURICULAR FIBRILLATION (IN RUSSIAN A0981

BOGUCKA, A.

r,ICROWAVE RADIATION (IN POLISH)

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION (IN POLISH

BOGUCKI, J.

MICROWAVE RADIATION (IN POLISH)

BOIKO, A. N.

A MICRORADIOMETER FOR STUDYING HIGH-INTENSITY RADIATION FIELD STRUCTURE

BOITEAU, H.

~HE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADAR WAVES

BOLLINGER, J. N.

DETECTION iND EVALUATION OF RADIOFREQUENCY EM RADIATION- INDUCED BIOLOGICAL DAMAGE IN HACACA MULATT

DETECTION AND EVALUATION OF RADIOFREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION-INDUCED BIOLOGICAL DAMAGE IN

MACACA HULATT

RESEARCH ON BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF VLF BAND EHR

BOND, V. P.

POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF EMR'S

BONDARENKO, S. I.

EFFECT OF WEAK MAGNETIC FIELDS ON SOME BACTERIA

BONCARYENKO, S. I.

THE EFFECT OF WEAK MAGNETIC FIELDS ON SOME BACTERIAL SPECIE

BONINCONTRO, A.


BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION

INVESTIGATION OF ICE AND WIND LOADS, GALLOPING, VIBRATIONS AND SUBCONDUCTOR OSCILLATIONS

BONNEY, C. H.

EVALUATION OF EFFECTS OF THE MICROWAVE OVEN (915 AND 2450 MHZ) AND RADAR (2810 AND 3050 MHZ) EMR ON

NONCCMPETITIVE CARDIAC PACEMAKER

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SENSITIVITY OF THE HOl1ING PIGEON TO AN EARTH-STRENGTH MAGNETIC FIELD

BOCNE, M. 1. M.

HEAT IN TUMOR THERAPY

FROSPECTS FOR HYPERTHERMIA IN HUMAN CANCER THERAPY, PART I: HYPERTHERMIC EFFECTS IN MAN AND ~EONTANEOUS ANIMAL TUMOR

BOOTH, A. D.

MICROWAVE ABSORPTION BY NORMAL AND TUMOR CELL

!1ICROWAVE ABSORPTION BY NORMAL AND TUMOR CELLS

ABSORP!ION OF MICROWAVES BY MICROORGANISMS

MICROWAVE ABSORPTION BY NORMAL AND !UMOR CELLS

ABSORPTION OF MICROWAVES BY MICROORGANISM


BOOTH, L. F.

MICROWAVE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL DISCHARGE CAVITIE

BOOTH, R. E.

!REAT11ENT OF NONUNION WITH CONSTANT DIRECT CURRENT

BOOTZ, A.

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FIELD MEASUREMENTS AND CALCULATIONS OF ELECTROSTATIC EFFECTS OF OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES

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ELECTRIC AND tiAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES

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MICROWAVE USES ON CAMPUS: A STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS

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HAZARDOUS EM INTERACTION WITH MEDICAL ELECTRONICS

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THE BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF POWER LINE AND HIGH VOLTAGE SWITCHYARD ENVIRONMENTS

EFFECT OP EM INTERFERENCE ON CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

COUPLING AND CORONA EFFECTS RESEARCH PLAN FOR TRANSMISSION LINES

COUPLING AND CORONA EFFECT~ RESEARCH PLAN FOR EHV TRANSMISSION LINE

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THE SUPRESSION OP ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION PROM MOTOR VEHICLE

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'IREATMENT OP NONUNION WITH CONSTANT DIRECT CURRENT

ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AND OXYGEN TENSION

ELECTRICAL FRACTURE HEALING

IN VITRO EPIPHYSEAL-PLATE GROWTH IN VARIOUS CONSTANT ELECTRICAL FIELDS

BRILL, N. Q.

STIMULATION OF IRRITABLE TISSUES BY MEANS OF AN ALTERNATING MAGNETIC PIEL

BRILL, W. A.

RADIATION EXPOSURE OVERVIEW--MICROWAVE OVENS AND THE PUBLI

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INFLUENCE OP ALTERNATING ELECTRIC FIELDS OF TECHNICAL FREQUENCY ON CHICKEN EMBRYO

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INTERACTION BET1EEN AN ELECTRCMAGNETIC PLANE WAVE AND A SPHERICAL SHEL

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EFFECTS OF LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION ON GERMINATION AND GROWTH RATE IN CORN SEEDS

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CUTANEOUS MICROWAVE INJURY A1445

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MILITARY ASPECTS OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

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HYPERACTIVITY AND DISRUPTION OF OPERANT BEHAVIOR IN RATS AFTER MULTIPLE EXPOSURES TO MICROWAVE

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RADIOFREQUENCY IN THE OPERATING-THEATRE

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LCG-NORMAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE IN MEDICINE AND INDUSTRY

LOG-NORMAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE IN MEDICINE AND INDUSTR

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MAGNETIC FIELD PERCEPTION BY LORENZINI AMPULLA RECEPTORS IN THE BLACK SEA RA

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ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY AND EEG CORRELATES IN DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS

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BROWN, D. H.

TECHNIQUES FOR DESCRIPTION OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT AT AIR FORCE BASES

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REMOTE SENSING OF SOUTHEASTERN WASHINGTON - PART 1 INFRARED SCANNING IMAGERY

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DYNAMIC TESTING OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS USING IMPULSE TESTING TECHNIQUE

BROWN, G. H.

AN EXPLORATION OF THE EFFECTS OF STRONG RADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS ON MICRO-ORGANISMS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION


A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF BROADCAST ANTENNAS AS AFFECTED BY ANTENNA CURRENT

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GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS OF TOWER ANTENNAS FOR BROADCAST USE

PROPERTIES OF LIQUID CRYSTALS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO THE MEASUREMENT OF MICROWAVES AND INFRARED

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REPORTED BIOLOGICAL PHENCMENA ('EFFEC'IS') AND CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS ATTRIBUTED TO

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REPORTED BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENA ('EFFECTS') AND CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS ATTRIBUTED TO

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EFFECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY ENERGY ON HUMAN GAMMA GLOBULI

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EFFECTS OF R-F ENERGY ON HU~AN GAMMA GLOBULIN

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MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMIA AND THE VISUALLY EVOKED POTENTIALS: PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS OF GUINEA PIGS

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EFFECT OF EM INTERFERENCE ON CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

HAZARDOUS EH INTERACTION WITH MEDICAL ELECTRONIC~

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ELECTROCHEMICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SAFE ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM WITH PLATINUM

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A STUDY OF CORONA DISCHARGES AT WATER DROPS OVER THE FREEZING TEMPERATURE RANGE

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RETROGRADE AMNESIA: EFFECTS OF HANDLING AND MICROWAVE RADIATIO

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BLOOD PROTEINS IN PERSONNEL OF TELEVISION AND RADIO TRANSMITTING STATION

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ON MICROORGANISMS AND ANIMAL

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THERMOLUMINESCENT RADIATION DOSIMETRY UTILIZING LIF

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BIOMEDICAL EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION PART II BIOMEDICAL EFFECTS ON THE EYE

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A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF THE RAT TESTES

BUCK, R, E.

GROUND VEHICLE COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTROL

MEASUREMENTS AND ANALYSIS OF 115 KV POWER LINE NOISE AND ITS EFFECT ON PUEBLO TEST SITE RADIO LINK

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RADIO PROPAGATION AT FREQUENCIES ABOVE 30 MEGACYCLES

BULLOCK, T. H.

ELECTROMAGNETIC SENSING IN FISH

BUNCH, S. L.

SOME BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ENERG

SOl'IE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ENERGY

SOME BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ENERGY

BUNK, E. W.

THE IMPACT OF THE LITCHFORD SSR-CAS/PWI SYSTEM ON ATCRBS PARFORMANCE

BURCH, L. S.

MODIFICATION OF INTERNAL DISCRIMINATIVE STil'IULUS CONTROL OF BEHAVIOR BY LOW LEVELS OF PULSED IUCROWAVE

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BURDESHAW, J. A.

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INCIDENCE OF CONGENITAL ANOMALIES: A LOCALIZED INVESTIGATION

BURCETTE, E. C.

Eft THAWING OF FROZEN GRANULOCYTE

PRELIMINARY IN-VIVO PROBE MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF TUMORS IN MIC

EM THAWING OF FROZEN GRANULOCYTES FOR TRANSFUSION

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BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH, FDA

LASER RSGULATORY STANDARD

BUREAU OF P.ADIOLOGICAL HEALTH, FDA, USDHEW

A PARTIAL INVENTORY OF MICROWAVE TOWERS, BROADCASTING TRANSMITTERS, AND FIXED RADAR BY STATES AND

REGIONS

BURGENER, P.. C.

MEASUREMENT OF THE RADAR CROSS SECTION OF A MA

BURGESS, T. J,

ECDY CURRENTS IN LIVE LINE WORKING

EODY CURRENTS IN LIVE LINE WOBKIN


BURGSDORF, V. V,

THE STUDY OF ICE AND WIND LOADINGS, GALLOPING, VIBRATION AND SUB-SPAN OSCILLATION Ol CONDUCTORS AND

QUESTICNS OF THEIR LIMITATIONS

LIGHTNING PROTECTION OF 750-1150 KV TRANSMISSION LINES

BU RH AN , A. S •

SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PULSED ENERGY SLEEP

BURMISTRCV, YU. M,

CHANGE IN IMPEDANCE OF THE NERVE STEM OF A FROG UNDER THE ACTION OF VISIBLE LIGH

BURNER, A. M.

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES: FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS

PANEL DISCUSSION II: FUTURE NEEDS IN RESEARCH ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP MICROiAVE AND R. F.

RADIATION

BURNETT, B. M.

A STANDARD TECHNIQUE FOR ESTIMATING PATIENT EXPOSURE FROM PHOTOFLOUROGRAPHIC X-RAY MACHINE

THE CLINICAL TESTING OF MALE GONAD SHIELDS

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EM THAWING OF FROZEN GRANULOCYTE

EM THAWING OP FROZEN GRANULOCYTES FOR TRANSFUSION

THE EFFECT OF LOW ENERGY, EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) EMR ON OPERANT BEHAVIOR IN THE PIGEON AND THE

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BURROWS, C. R.

RADIO PROPAGATION OVER PLANE EARTH-FIELD STRENGTH CURVE

BURS'IEIN, M,

tECREA5E OF ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR SYNTHESIS IN MUSCLE CULTURES BY ELECTRICAL STIMULATIO

BUR'ION, C.

SURFACE ELECTRICAL STIMULATION (TRANSCUTANEOUS) FOR THE RELIEF OF PAI

BUSBY, K.

A FIELD SURVEY OF PARMER EXPERIENCE WITH 765 KV TRANSMISSION LINES

BOSCO, R.

CURRENT IDEAS ON THE EFFECTS OF RADAR WAVES ON LIVING ORGANISHS AND RELATED HETHODS OF PROTECTION,

FART II (IN ITALIAN)

BUSH, D.

HEALTH HAZARDS FROM MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

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EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVE SUPPLY ON THE CONCENTRATION OF GUANOSINE

3':5 1 -CYCLIC HONOPHOSPHATE AND THE ACTIVITY OF GUANYLATE CYCLASE IN RAT SALIVARY GLANDS AND THEIR

RELATIONSHIP TO THE INDUCTION OF GROWT

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ACETYCHOLINE AND CHOLINE LEVELS IN THE RAT CORPUS STRIATUK AFTER MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

BRAIN TEMPERATURE AND ENZYHE HISTOCHEMISTRY AFTER HIGH INTENSITY MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO

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ACE'IYCHOLINE AND CHOLINE LEVELS IN THE RAT CORPUS STRIATUM AFTER MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

BUTCHER, W. I.


BUTLER, B. T.

EXPOSURE OF BACTERIA TO 2450 MHZ MICTOWAVE RADIATIO

EXPOSURE OF BACTERIA TO 2450. MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATIO

EXPOSURE OF BACTERIA TO 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION

BUZA!.O, A. F.


AND HIGH- FREQUENCY EMR {IN RUSSIAN

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THE EFFECT OF A DISCHARGE OF A HIGH-VOLTAGE CONDENSER ON THE OPTIC PROPERTIES OF THE FROG CARDIAC

MUSCLE (IN RUSSIAN

BYCP.KOV, M. S.

ELECTROGRAPHIC DATA ON THE EFFECTS OF VERY WEAK MICROWAVES AT THE LEVEL OF THE HIDBRAIN RETICULAR

FORMATION- HYPOTHALAMUS-CEREBLAR CORTEX LEVE

PRINCIPLES OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF MICROWAVE BIOEFFECTS AND CHANGES IN ELEMENTARY

EXCITABLE STRUCTURES ON EXPOSURE 'IO VERY LOW INTENSITY IRRADIATIO

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CHANGES UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LOW INTENSITY CHRONIC MICROWAVE IRRADIATIONS

BYCHKCVA, M. S.

RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON EM IRRADIATION WITH LOW INTENSITY USW, SW, AND MW

BYCKOV, M. S.

MAIN DIRECTIONS AND RESULTS OF RESEARCH CONDUCTED IN THE USSR ON THE BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE

BYRON, G.

NOISE LEVEL MEASUREMENTS ON THE UMTA MARK 1 DIAGNOSTIC CAR (R42 HODEL

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EFFECTS OF APPLIED CURRENTS ON TURTLE CONES IN DARKNESS AND DURING THE PHOTORESPONS

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Tf.E LIT. A1208

CAIN, C.

THE GENERATION OF ACOUSTIC SIGNALS IN MATERIALS IRRADIATED WITH MICROWAVE PULSES--A THEORETICAL

ANALYSI

CAIN, C. A,

MICROWAVE HEATING IN ANIMAL5 AT 3.0 GHZ

ABSENCE OF HEART-RATE EFFECTS IN ISOLATED FROG HEART IRRADIATED WITH PULSE MODULATED MICROWAVE ENERG

CAIN, F. L.


EM THAWING OF FROZEN GRANULOCYTES FOR TRANSFUSION

GENERAL CO~SIDERATIONS IN DETERMINING THE POTENTIAL PERSONNEL RADIATION HAZARDS FROM PHASED-ARRAY

f.ADARS ABOARD SHIP

DESIGN OF AN ILLUMINATION FACILITY FOR BIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES

PRELIMINARY IN-VIVO PROBE MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OP TUMORS IN MIC

ELECTRCMAGNETIC EFFECTIVENESS INVESTIGATIONS OF NEAR-FIELD OBSTACLE EFFECTS, ANTENNA COUPLING, AND

PHASED ARRAY

CAINE, S.

STATUS REPORT ON ACTIVITIES OP THE AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS C95 COMMITTEE ON RADIO FREQUENCY

RADIATION HAZARD

CALDERWOOD, J. H.

EVIDENCE FOR COLLECTIVE MAGNETIC EFFECTS IN AN ENZYME LIKELIHOOD OP ROOM TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVE

REGION

ELEC!RIC AND MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF LYSOZYME AND OTHER BIOMOLECULE

DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES AND MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES FOR BIOMOLECULE

CALDERWOOD, S. K.

RADIOFREQUENCY HEATING OF TUMOURS IN RODENTS

CALDWELL, 1. R,

BEHAVIORAL CHANGES OF RATS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE RADIATION

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THERMOGRAPHIC AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES OF RATS IN THE NEAR FIELD OF 918-MHZ RADIATION

CALECA, V.

765-KV TRANSMISSION LINE INSULATION TESTING PROGRAM

RADIO-INFLUBNCE AND CORONA-LOSS ASPECTS OF AEP 765-KV LINE

CALLOT, F.

STUDY OF FLUCTUATIONS OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD IN ITS RELATIONSHIPS WITH HIBERNATING SUBJECTS ON

KERGUELEN (IN FRENCH

CAMENZIND, H. R.

A GUIDE TO INTERGRATED CIRCUIT TECHNOLOG

CAMERON, B. M.

A THREE-PHASE EVALUATION OF PULSED, HIGH FREQUENCY, RADIO SHORT WAVES (DIAPULSE). 646 PATIENTS

EXPERIMENTAL ACCELERATION OF WOUND HEALING

CAMERON, J. R.


CAMETTI, C.


CAMFEELL, B. P.

PRELIMINARY EMC ANALYSIS OF TRI-TAC CENTRAL TEST NOD

CAMPBELL, D.

BIOlOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

CAMPBELL, M. E.

PERFORMANCE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC MICROWAVE RADIATIO

CAMPEELL, S.

EFFECT OF DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND ON MATERNAL AND FETAL CHROMOSOME

CAMPELLONE, F.

RADIATION HAZARDS CAUSED BY HIGH-POWER, HIGH-FREQUENCY FIELDS

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EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS FROM EXPOSURE OF ANIMALS TO AC ELECTRIC FIEL

CAREY, R. J.

SIOMAGNETIC STRESSOR EFFECTS IN PRIMATES

Cl\RlESS, G.

SURVEY OF USE AND PERFORMANCE OF ULTRASONIC THERAPY EQUIPMENT IN PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA, (FD~

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CARLETON, rt. A.

ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCE ON IMPLANTABLE CARDIAC PACEMAKER

ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCE ON IMPLANATBLE CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

EFFECT OF MICROWAVE OVEN ON IMPLANTED CARDIAC PACEMAKE

CARl'!!TTI, L.

BIOPHYSICAL ASPECTS OF HIGH WAVELENGTH EHR (IN ITALIAN

CARM~CIU, R.

EFFECTS OF A HIGH-TENSION ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE SECRETION OF ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE IN RAT

CARNEY, S. A.

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES AT X-BAND ON GUINEA-PIG SKIN IN TISSUE CULTURE, PART 2: EFFECT OF THE RADIATION

ON SKIN BIOCHEMISTR

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES AT X-BAND ON GUINEA-PIG SKIN IN TISSUE CULTURE, PART 3: EFFECT OF PULSED

MICROWAVES ON SKIN RESPIRATION AND BIOCHEMISTR

CARPENTER, C. M.

THE PRODUCTION OF FEVER IN MAN BY SHORT RADIO WAVES

CARPENTER, D. O.


CARPENTER, H. M.

EARLY LESIONS IN DOG TESTES DUE TO MICROWAVES

CARFENTER, R. J., III

COMPARISON OF ENDOSCOPIC CRYOSURGERY AND ELECTROCOAGULATION OF BRONCH

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HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGSS DURING DEVELOPMENT OF MICROWAVE CATARACT

LETTER OF COMMENT ON M. M. ZARET'S "CATARACTS FOLLOWING USE OF MICROWAVE OVEN

ARE MICROWAVE CATARACTS THERMALLY CAUSED?

MICROWAVE RADIATION

USE OF A DIELECTRIC LENS FO~ EXPERIMENTAL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF THE EYE

OFACITIES IN THE LENS OF THE EYE EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED BY EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATIO

THE ACTION OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE EY

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REVIEW OF THE WORK CONDUCTED AT TUFTS U.--EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION CATARACTS INDUCED BY MICROWAVE

RADIATIO

EXPERIMENTAL MICROWAVE CATARACT: A REVIEW

RIFT. CF WORK IN PROGRESS AT TUFTS U.

RESPONSES TO RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATIO

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CARP.OLL, D. E.

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CARROLL, F. B.

INCREASED BLOOD FLOW IN GLIAL TUMORS PRODUCED BY MICROWAVE HEATING

THE EFFECTS OF BODY CORE HYPOTHERMIA ON BLOOD FLOW IN TUMORS HEATED WITH MICROWAVE RADIATION

VASCULAR ALTERATIONS IN GLIAL TUMORS PRODUCED BY MICROWAVE HEATING

PROTECTION OP THE MICROWAVE-IRRADIATED BRAIN WITH BODY-CORE HYPOTHERMI

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CARSCN, R. W.

ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE OF THE HUMAN BODY FOR HF (2-30 MHZ) BAND (INITIAL RESULTS

CARS~ENSEN, E. L.

COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC AND ULTRASONIC DIATHERM

INTERNAL CONDUCTIVITY OF ESCHERICHIA COLI

LOW-FREQUENCY DIELECTRIC DISPERSION IN SUSPENSIONS OF ION-EXCHANGE RESIN

PASSIVE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MICROORGANISMS III. CONDUCTIVITY OF ISOLATED BACTERIAL CELL WALL

PASSIVE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MICROORGANISMS V. LOW-FREQUENCY DIELECTRIC DISPERSION OF BACTERIA

PASSIVE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF HICROORGANISHS IV. STUDIES OF THE PROTOPLASTS OF HICROCOCCUS

LYSODEIKTICU

HEATING OF FAT-MUSCLE LAYERS BY ELECTROMAGNETIC AND ULTRASONIC DIATHERH

C1,R'IER, R. E.

AFRRI ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE (EHP) SIMOLATO

CAR'IER, R. F.

ELECTRICAL BONE-GROWTH STIMULATION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL HODEL OF DELAYED UNIO

CARTWRIGHT, E.G.


CARTWRIGHT, R. D.

THE EFFECTS OF ELECTROSLEEP ON INSOMNIA REVISITE

CARTY, H.J.

INFARCTION OF FALLOPIAN TUBE AFTER TUBAL DIATHERH

CARVER, P.

EFFECTS OF EM FIELDS ON MICROSOMAL ATPASE AND MITOCHONDRIAL OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION

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CASSADY, J. R.

A STUDY OF HEAD AND NECK EXPOSURE FROM POLYTOMOGRAPHY

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CASTIGLICNE, G. A.

!HE EFFECTS OP BODY CORE HYPOTHERMIA ON BLOOD FLOW IN TUMORS HEATED WITH MICROWAVE RADIATION

CASTiiO, R. D,

THERMOREGULATORY, METABOLIC, AND CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE OP RATS TO MICROWAVE

THER~OREGULATORY, METABOLIC, AND CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE OF RATS TO MICROWAVE

CATALLC, M. A,

INFLUENCE OF 2450 MHZ CW MICROWAVES ON RATS EXPOSED IN-UTERO

CATRAVAS, G. N.

STYROFOAM CAGES FOR RATS USED IN MICROWAVE RESEARCH: COATING WITH QUININ

BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE BRAIN OF RATS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES OP LOW POWER DENSIT

MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ARRAY: IMPROVED FIELD MEASUREMENTS

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A MULTIPLE-ANIMAL ARRAY FOR EQUAL POWER DENSITY MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

MICROWAVE EXPOSURE FACILITY: MULTIPLE ANIMAL EXPOSURE AT EQUAL POWER DENSIT

CAZENAVETTE, L.

MICROWAVE IRRADIATION, BEHAVIORAL AND OCULAR EFFECTS ON RHESUS MONKEYS

CAZENAVETTE, L. L.

SCREENING FOR CATARACTS AMONG VETERAN RADAR REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

!HERMISTOR PROBE ERROR IN AN X-BAND MICROWAVE FIEL

CEDRINI, L.

EXPOSURE OF MAMMALIANS TO STRONG 50 HZ ELECTRIC FIELD

EXPOSURE OF MAMMALIANS TO STRONG 50 HZ ELECTRIC FIELDS (1) EFFECTS ON THE PROPORTION OP THE DIFFERENT

LEUCOCYTE TYPE


ACTIVITY

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ACTIVITY

EXPOSUFE OF MAMMALIANS TO STRONG 50 HZ ELECTRIC FIELDS (1) EFFECTS ON THE PROPORTION OF THE DIFFERENT

lEUCOCYTE TYPE

CERRE'IELLI, P.

RESEARCH CARRIED OUT IN ITALY BY ENEL ON THE EFFECTS OF HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRIC FIELD

CERVETTO, L.

EFFECTS OF APPLIED CURRENTS ON TURTLE CONES IN DARKNESS AND DURING THE PHOTORESPONS

CE 'I A S , T • C •

INFRARED EMITTANCE OF EM PHANTOM MATERIALS AND INFRARED TRANSMITTANCE OF POLYETHYLEN

A COMPARATIVE HEATING-PATTERN STUDY OF DIRECT-CONTACT APPLICATORS IN MICROWAVE DIATHERH

A BIREFRINGENT CRYSTAL OPTICAL THERMOMETER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROMAGNETICALLY INDUCED HEATIN

TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT IN MICROWAVE DIATHERMY FIELDS: PRINCIPLES AND PROBE

CHALKLEY, H. W.

THE NATURE OF THE EFFECT OF A HIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD UPON PARAMOECIUM

CHAMBERLAIN, A. B.

THE BROADCAST ANTENNA

CHAMEERLAIN, L. J.

A SIMPLE DISCUSSION OF TIME SERIES ANALYSI

CHAMBERS, J. E.


CHAMNESS, A. F.

METAL ION CONTENT OF SPECIFIC AREAS OF THE RAT BRAIN AFTER 1600 MHZ RADIOFREQUENCY IRRADIATIO

ORIENTATION EFFECTS ON MICROWAVE-INDUCED HYPERTHERHIA AND NEUROCHEMICAL CORRELATE

THERMAL RESPONSES TO HIGH-FREQUENCY EHR FIELD

CHAMP, M. A.

ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION UTILIZED FOR AQUATIC VEGETATION CONTRO

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ANALYSIS OF HF VERTICAL LOG-PERIODIC ANTENNA GROUNDSCREENS

CHANDLER, L.

MEASUREMENTS AND A SIMPLIFIED INTERFRETATION OF MAGNETOCARDIOGRAMS FROM HUMANS

CHANG, B. K.

ALTERATION OF BBB: A STUDY TO EXPLORE NEW THERAPY FOR CNS LEUKEMIA

CHANG, !'. W.

EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNEtIC FIELDS IN DOMESTIC BIRD

INFLUENCE OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS UPON GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT, AND

BEHAVIOR IN DOMESTIC BIRDS, PHASE I: CONTINUOUS WAV

CHAPIN, E. W.

FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS

CHAPU'I, R. L.

GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID METABOLISM IN RATS FOLLOWING MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

CHARITY, 1. F.

FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF ENERGY ABSORPTION BY INSECTS AND GRAIN IN ELECTRIC

FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF ENERGY ABSORPTION BY INSECTS AND GRAIN IN ELECTRIC

CHARKOW, J. H.

RATION AL ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC FIELDS IN LIVE LINE WORKING


RATIONAL ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC FIELDS IN LIVE LINE 'WORKIN

CHARTIER, V. L.

FIELD

FIELD

EXPERIMENTAL OXIDANT PRODUCTION RATES FOR EHV TRANSMISSIONS LINES AND THEORETICAL ESTIMATES OF OZONE

CCNCEN'IRATING NEAR OPERATING LINE

CHAR YU LU, K. K. N.

'IHE THERMAL, NON-THERMAL AND THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF 2450 MHZ RADIATION ON MAMMALIAN CELL

CHASE, G. R.

THE INFLUENCE OF ELECTRICAL CURRENT ON AN INFECTING MICROORGANISM IN WOUND

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THERMOFHYSICAL PROPERTIED OF BIOLOGICAL MEDIA

CHEN, C. S.

BIOLOGICAL DIELECTROPHORESIS: THE BEHAVIOR OF LONE CELLS IN A NONUNIFORM ELECTRIC FIEL

CHEN, K.

EM FIELDS INDUCED INSIDE ARBITRARILY SHAPED BIOLOGICAL BODIES

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EM FIELDS INDUCED INSIDE 0~ BIOLOGICAL BOCIE

EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL STUDIES ON EM FIELDS INDUCED INSIDE FINITE BIOLOGICAL BODIE

CHEN, K. M.

CYTOTOXIC EFFECTS OF EMR ON CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS IN CULTURE

INDUCED EM FIELD JI.ND ABSORBED POWER DENSITY INSIDE A HUMAN TORS

CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS OF LIVING CELLS INDUCED BY MICROWAVE RADIATION

INDUCEC EM FIELDS INSIDE HUMAN BODIES IRRADIATED BY EM WAVES OF UP TO 500 MH

COUPLING BETWEEN SMALL THIN-WIRE ANTENNAS AND A BIOLOGICAL BODY

FOCAL HYPERTHERMIA AS INDUCED BY RF RADIATION OF SIMULACRA WITH EMBEDDED TUMORS AND AS INDUCED BY EM

FIELDS IN A MODEL OF A HUMAN BOD

QUANTIFICATION AND MEASUREMENT OF INDUCED FIELDS INSIDE FINITE BIOLOGICAL BODIE

INDUCED EM FIELD AND ABSORBED POWER DENSITY INSIDE HUMAN TORSOS BY 1 TO 500 MHZ EM WAVE

CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS OF LIVING CELLS INDUCED BY MICBOWAVE RADIJI.TIO

CHEN, K.-11.

HYPERTHERMIA BY LOCAL EM HEATING JI.ND LOCAL CONDUCTIVITY CHANG

CHENEY, D. L.

FOCUSSED MICROWAVE RADIATION: A TECHNIQUE TO MINIMIZE POST MORTEM CHANGES OF CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES, DOPA

AND CHOLINE AND TO PRESERVE BRAIN MORPHOLOG

CHERFAS, J.

HOn BIRDS FOLLOW INVISIBLE MAPS

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CONTINUATION

ON THE ROLE OF ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC FIELDS IN THE VITAL ACTIVITIES OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

CHERNOVETZ, M. E.

TERATOLOGY, SURVIVAL, AND REVERSAL LEARNING AFTER FETAL IRRADIATION OF MICE BY 2450-MHZ MICROWAVE

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A TERATOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE RAT: MICROWAVE AND INFRARED RADIATIONS COMPARE

CHERNYAVSKAYA, G. YA.

ENERGY METABOLISM OF THE HYPOTHALAMO-HYPOPHYSEAL PART OP RAT BRAIN IN THE ANTITUMORAL EFFECT OP A

MAGNETIC FIEL

CHERNYSHEVA, M. A.

PARTICIPATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE REGULATION OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN ANIMALS

EXPOSED TO AN ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY FIEL

CHERNYSHEVA, O. N.

EFFECT OF A VARIABLE MAGNETIC FIELD OF INDUSTRIAL FREQUENCY (50 HZ) ON METABOLIC PROCESSES IN THE

ORGANS OF RAT

MCRFHOFUNCTIONAL STATE OF THE HYPOPHYSIS-GONAD SYSTEM WITH EXPOSURE OP THE ORGANISM TO DIFFERENT

RANGES OF EM FIELD

CHEROT, T. E., JR.

CALCULATION OF NEAR FIELD OF CIRCULAR APERTURE ANTENNA USING GEOMETRICAL THEORY OF DIFPRACTIO

CHER VO VA, l. K.

THE EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON THE VITAL ACTIVITY OF ORGANISM

CHERliEK, M. L.

DEFIBRILLATION

CHEUNG, A.

MICP.OliAVE BOLUSING: A TECHNIQUE FOR IMPROVING HEATING UNIFORMITY FOR MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMIA


A TWO IMPEDANCE METHOD FOR WIDE RANGE DIELECTROMETR

CHEUNG, A. L.

ENDORFHINS IN BRAINS OF DECAPITATED AND MICROWAVE-KILLED MICE

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DUAL-EEAM TEM APPLICATOR FOR DIRECT-CONTACT HEATING OF DIELECTRICALLY ENCAPSULATED MALIGNANT MOUSE

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EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENT OF SIMULATED BIOMATERIALS FOR DOSIMETRY STUDIES OF HAZARDOUS MICROWAVE

RADIATIO

CHIACCHIERINI, R. P.

A REVIEW OF RADIUM TOXICITY STUDIES

CHIAFFA, S. A.

IMMUNOREACTIVE LUTEINIZING HORMONE RELEASING FACTOR IN PITUITARY STALK BLOOD FROM FEMALE RATS: SEX

STEROID MODULATION OF RESPONSE TO ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF PREOPTIC AREA OR MEDIAN EMINENC

CHIBRIKIN, V. M.

THE MECHANISM OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD

CHICHIBU, S.

SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD AND CRUSTACEAN GANGLIONIC DISCHARGE

CHINH, N. T.

RADIO NOISE HETER RESPONSE TO RANDOM PULSES BY COMPUTER SIMULATION

CHIS'IYAKOVA, E. N.

EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER-BAND EM WAVES ON CERTAIN ASPECTS OF PROTEIN METABOLISM IN BACTERI

EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER-BAND RADIO WAVES ON CERTAIN PROPERTIES OF BACTERIA

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BACKGROUND AND EVOKED ACTIVITY OF NEURONS ON THE VISUAL CORTEX OF RABBITS AFTER THE ACTION OF A

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MICROWAVE INDUCED ACOUSTIC EFFECTS IN MAMMALIAN AUDITORY SYSTEMS

SYSTEM FOR QUANTITATIVE CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF A POPULATION OF RODENTS TO UHF FIELD

MICROWAVE EFFECT ON RABBIT SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLIO

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MICROWAVE-INDUCED AUDITORY ~ESPONSE--COCHLEAR MICROPHONIC

A SYSTEM FOR QUANTITATIVE CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF A POPULATION OF RODENTS TO UHF FIELD

THE EFFECTS OF EM FIELDS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM


EFFECT OF 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE FIELDS ON PERIPHERAL NERVES

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS ON ANIMALS

EFFECTS OF 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE FIELDS ON fERIPHERAL NERVE


EFFECT OP 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE FIELDS ON PERIPHERAL NERVES

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF EM FIELDS ON ANIMAL

EFFECT OF MICROWAVE FIELDS ON MUSCLE CONTRACTION

MICROWAVE-INDUCED COCHLEAR MICROPHONICS IN CATS

COCHLEAR MICROPHONICS GENERATED BY MICROWAVE PULSES

MICROWAVE-INDUCED ACOUSTIC EFFECTS IN MAMMALIAN AUDITORY SYSTEMS AND PHYSICAL MATERIAL


QUANTITATION OF MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS


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THE TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF RESPONSES OF ESOPHAGEAL SMOOTH MUSCLE TO ELECTRICAL FIELD STIMULATIO

CHRISTIANSON, C.

EMR HAZARDS IN THE NAVY

CHRISTMAN, C. L.

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A MICROWAVE DOSIMETRY SYSTEM FOR MEASURED SAMPLED INTEGRAL-DOSE RAT

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AND SIMPLE ANIMALS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LOW-INTENSITY MICROWAVE RADIATIO

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VARIATIONS OF HEMOPOIESIS DUE TO MICROWAVE RADIATION

STATE OF THE BLOOD SYSTEM UNDER THE INFLUENCE OP SHF FIELDS OF VARIOUS INTENSITIES AND IN RADIOWAVE

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HIGH-POWER MICROWAVE TUBES

CLAPMAN, R. M.

ABSENCE OF HEART-RATE EFFECTS IN ISOLATED FROG HEART IRRADIATED WITH PULSE MODULATED MICROWAVE ENERG

CLARE, J. V.

THE SUPRESSION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

CLARK, A. J.

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EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES

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STUDIES OF ENHANCED BONE HEALING VIA ELECTRICAL STIMULI: COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS

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RESPONSES TO RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATIO

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BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE AND RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION

CONSIDERATIONS IN THE EVALUATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATIO

EFFECTS OF LOW INTENSITY MICROWAVE RADIATION ON MAMMALIAN SERUM PROTEINS

LENTICULAR CHANGES IN MICROWAVE WORKERS

CONSIDERATIONS IN THE EVALUATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATIO

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE AND RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATIO

UNCERTAINTIES IN THE EVALUATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE AND RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATIO

THE IN VIVO EFFECTS OF 2.45 GHZ MICROWAVE RADIATICN ON RABBIT SERUM COMPONENTS AND SLEEPING TIME

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE AND RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATIO

EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON PENTOBARBITAL-INDUCED SLEEPING TIM

UNCERTAINTIES IN THE EVALUATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE AND RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATIO

CLEARY, S. F. (EDITOR)

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND HEALTH IMPLICATICNS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

CLOKE, R. L.

INEXPENSIVE READOUT FOR A COMMERCIAL THERMOCOUPLE MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY PROBE, BRH/DEP 70-31

CIRCUI'IRY FOR A 3-SECOND RESPONSE TIME IN THE NARDA 81100 MICRO.WAVE SURVEY INSTRUMENT, BRH/DEP N71-2

INEXPENSIVE READOUT FOR A COMMERCIAL THERMOCOUPLE MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY PROB

A COMPARISON OF MICROWAVE DETECTION INSTRUMEN'I

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MEASUREMENTS OF THE RADIATION EMISSIONS FROM THE NOVE-LITE DENTAL APPLIANC

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COCHRAN, W. W.

RADIO NOISE FROM TOWNS: MEASURED FROM AN AIRPLAN

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CODE, C. F.

DUODENAL-GASTRIC REFLUX AND SLOWED GASTRIC EMPTYING BY ELECTRICAL PACING OF THE CANINE DUODENAL

FACESE'ITER POTENTIA

CODY, C. A.

THE DETECTION OF RP DAMAGE TO HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT BIOPOLYMERS BY RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY

COGAN, D. G.

CATARACTS AND ULTRA-HIGH-FREQUENCY RADIATION

COGAN, F. C.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON LENS EPITHELIAL CELLS (SUMMARY

EXPERIMENTAL MICROWAVE CATARACTS

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE LENS EPITHELIUM IN THE RABBIT EY

COHEN, A.

U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE FIELD WORK ON THE INDUSTRIAL NOISE HEARING LOSS PROBLEM


ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE PROBLEMS IN BROAD PERSPECTIV

EXTRA-AUDITORY EFFECTS OP NOISE AS A HEALTH HAZAR

A NOISE AND HEARING SURVEY OF EARTH-MOVING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

"SOCIOCUSIS"-HEARING LOSS FROM NON-OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSUR

INDUSTRIAL NOISE AND ITS EFFECT ON HEARING

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PARENTAL FACTORS IN DOWN'S SYNDROME--RESULTS OF THE SECOND BALTIMORE CASE-CONTROL STUDY

RADIATION EXPOSURE IN PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH MONGOLISM (DOWN'S SYNDROME

COHEN, C.

MAGNETOCARDIOGRAMS TAKEN INSIDE A SHIELDED ROOM WITH A SUPERCONDUCTING POINT-CONTACT MAGNETOMETE

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MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY: EVIDENCE OF MAGNETIC FIELDS PRODUCED BY ALPHA-RHYTHM CURRENT

MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY: DETECTION OF THE BRAIN'S ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY WITH A SUPERCONDUCTING

MAGNETCMETE

COHEN, J.

THERMOGENETIC AND CARDIODYNAMIC REGULATION IN DOGS CRANIALLY EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ (CW) MICROWAVE

CCHN, S.

THE EFFECTS OF A COMBINATION OF MAGNETIC AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS ON CELL

COHN, S. I.

THE OTP/OT SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT PROGBAM--AN OVERVIE

COLE, F. E.

EXTRA LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) EMR AS A BIOCOMMUNICATIONS MEDIUM: A PROTEIN TRANSRECEIVER SYSTEM

COLES, D.

INTERFERENCE HAZARDS WITH AUSTRALIAN NON-COMPETITIVE ("DEMAND") PACEMAKER

COLLAZO, L.

ENHANCED UPTAKE OF ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS PRODUCED BY MICROWAVE-INDUCED TUMOR HYPERTHERMIA AND

DIFFERENTIAL HYPOTHERMIA IN A MORINE GLIOM

COLLIE, C.H.

THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF WATER AND HEAVY WATER

COLVIN, M.

CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON CHINESE HAMSTERS

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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE EASTERN ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION LABORATORY, JAN.- DEC. 197

CO MB ER , M • G •

THE USE OF SINGLE-PHASE OVERHEAD TEST LINES AND TEST CAGES TO EVALUATE THE CORONA EFFECTS OF EHV AND

UHV TRANSMISSION LINE


PROJECT UHV CORONA LOSS MEASUREMENTS USING PHASE SENSITIVE DETECTOR

AUDI3LE NOISE PERFORMANCE OF THE FIRST THREE-PHASE ULTRA-HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION TEST LINE AT EPRI'S

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PART II (IN ITALIAN)

C01111ISSIONERS, NYPSC

OPINION AND ORDER AUTHORIZATING ERECTION OF SUPPORT STRUCTURES AND CONDUCTORS (OPINION NO. 76-12

COMMITTEE ON TELECOMMUNICATIONS, NAE

THE APFLICATION OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC VALUES TO SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT

THE APPLICATION OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC VALUES TO SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT: INTERIM REPORT

COl10ROSAN, S.

A REPLY TO THE NOTE OF FED'KINA ET AL ON THE EFFECT OF EM FIELD ON ENZYHIC SUBSTRATE

COHSA, R. F.

TRANSIENT ELECTROSTATIC INDUCTION BY EHV TRANSMISSION LINES

CONE, V. O.

EMP INSTRUMENTATION DEVELOPMEN

CONKlIN, W. S.

ANALYSIS OF PULSED INTERFERENCE TO TELEVISION RECEIVERS

CONNELL, D. D.

~NTENNA EFFECTIVE LENGTH MEASUREMENT VOL. I-MEASUREMENT PROGRAM AND RESULTS

CONNOLLY, J. F.

THE ELECTRICAL ENHANCEMENT OF PERIOSTEAL PROLIFERATION IN NORMAL AND DELAYED FRACTURE HEALING

THE EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON THE BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF FRACTURE HEALIN

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CONOVER, D. L.

TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTIONS INDUCED BY 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION IN A TRILAYERED SPHERICAL PHANTO

EVALUATION OF LITHIUM FLUORIDE FOR MICROWAVE DOSIMETRY APPLICATION

CALORIMETRIC CALIBRATION METHOD FOR A COMMERCIAL POWER MONITOR FOR USE WITH HIGH POWER MICROWAVE

GENERATOR

!'lEASUREMENT OF POWER DENSIT.Y FROM MARINE RADA

MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTHS FROM INDUSTRIAL RADIOFREQUENCY (15-40.68 MHZ)

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NONIONIZING RADIATION

MEASUREMENT OF POWER DENSITY FROM MARINE RADAR


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EVALUATION OF LITHIUM FLOURIDE FOR MICROWAVE DOSIMETRY APPLICATIONS, BRM/DEP 71-6

CONRAD, G.

lINEARIZATION OF THERMOCOUPLE VOLTAGES

CONSTANT, P. c.






CONSTANT, F. C., JR,

THE RADIATION HAZARDS (RAD HAZ) PROGRAM ON THE FORMULATION OF STANDARD

HEARING EM WAVES

COOK, E, S,

CELLULAR RESPIRATION IN INTERMITTENT MAGNETIC FIELD

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THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON THE ROUS NO. 1 FOWL SARCOMA VIRUS

CIELECTRIC BEHAVIOUR OF METHYL PALMITATE IN THE MICROWAVE EEGIO

A COMPARISON OF THE DIELECTRIC BEHAVIOUR OF PURE WATER AND HUMAN BLOOD AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

THE DIELECTRIC BEHAVIOUR OF SOME TYPES OF HUMAN TISSUES AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

A COMPARISON OF THE DIELECTRIC BEHAVIOUR OF PURE WATER AND HUMAN BLOOD AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

THE CIELECTRIC BEHAVIOUR OF SO~E TYPES OF HUMAN TISSUES AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

A PHYSICAL INVESTIGATION OF HEAT PRODUCTION IN HOMAN TISSUES WHEN EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES

MICROWAVES IN MEDICAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARC

COOK, H, H.

THE EFFECTS OF PULSED, HIGH-FREQUENCY RADIO WAVES ON THE RATE OF OSTEOGENESIS IN THE HEALING OP

EXTRACTION WOUNDS IN DOG

COOl, W. S.

LOG-NORMAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE IN MEDICINE AUD INDUSTRY

LCG-NORMAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE IN MEDICINE AND INDUSTR

COC!IBS, !I. A.

NERVE STI!IOLATION BY IMPLANTED MICROWAVE DIODE

COOPER, 11. N,

LASCOT: A LARGE SCREEN COLOR TELEVISION SYSTE11

COOPERMAN, A. !I,

USE OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN THE CONTROL OP POSTOPERATIVE PAIN

COOPERSMITH, L, W,

RESULTS OF THE 1970 MICROWAVE OVEN SURVE

RESULTS OF THE 1970 MICROWAVE OVEN SURVEY, (FDA) 72-8007, BRH/DEP 72-

COPE, F. W,

EVIDENCE FROM ACTIVATION ENERGIES FOR SUPERCONDUCTIVE TUNNELING IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AT PHYSIOLOGICAL

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SUPERCONDUCTIVITY--A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR NON-THERMAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE

EIOLOGICAL SENSITIVITY TO WEAK MAGNETIC FIELDS DUE TO BIOLOGICAL SUPERCONDUCTIVE JOSEPHSON JUNCTIONS?

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A STUDY TO DETERMINE THE NECESSITY FOR USE OF SELECTED NONMEDICAL ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS FOR COMMERCIAL

AND INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES, BRH/DEP 70-30

COPPCLA, J. C.

THERMOCOUPLE POWER MONITORS

COPFClA, S. A.

A STUDY TO DETERMINE THE NECESSITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OP STANDARDS FOR THE USE OF SELECTED NONMEDICAL

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CORD INER, J. W.

INFARCTION OF FALLOPIAN TUBE AFTER TUBAL DIATHERM

CORELII, J. C.

EFFECTS OF 2.6-4.0 GHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ONE-COLI

CORMACK, D. V.

A MATRIX TO CORRECT FOR SCINTILLATOR ESCAPE EFFECT

CORRY, P.

THERMAL AND ELECTRONIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO SWITCHING IN MELANINS

CORY, i. E.

EFFECTS OF EM ENERGY ON THE ENVIRONMENT--A SUMMARY REPT.

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY ON THE ENVIRONMENT - A SUMMARY REPORT

CORY!Ll, M. R.

ELECTRICAL PARAMETERS OF PRECISION COAXIL, AIR DIELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINE

CO'IE, W. A.

UNIFORM POLYMER DISTRIBUTION IN PAPERS SATURATED WITH POLYMER SOLUTIONS VIA ftICROWAVE POWER

COTTONY, H. V.

MEASUREMENT OP ANTENNA RADIATION EFPICIENCIE

COUNCIL OP MINISTERS

SAFETY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

COUNTS, R. W.

PROTECTION AGAINST MICROWAVE OVEN RADIATION LEAKAG

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COURTNEY, K. R.


COUTANT, C. C.

BEHAVIOR OF ULTRASONIC TAGGED CHINOOK SALMON AND STEELHEAD TROUT MIGRATIN

COWAR'I, G. S,

GROWTH OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN A NULL MAGNETIC FIELD ENVIRONMENT

COWN, B. J.

ELECTRCMAGNETIC EFFECTIVENESS INVESTIGATIONS OF NEAR-FIELD OBSTACLE EFFECTS, ANTENNA COUPLING, AND

PHASED ARRAY

GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN DETERMINING THE POTENTIAL PERSONNEL RADIATION HAZARDS FROM PHASED-ARRAY

RACARS ABOARD SHIP

COYNE, H.

CHANGES IN RATE OF GROWTH, AND BRAIN AND LIVER ENZYMES IN RATS LIVING IN 45 HZ ELECTRIC FIELDS

EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD INDUCED CHANGES IN RATE OF GROWTH AND BRAIN AND LIVER ENYZMES

CF RAT

CRABTREE, D.

EM FIELDS AND SKIN WOUND REPAI

CRAIIPTON, R. S.

DEFIBRILLATION

CRAPUCHETTES, P. W.

MICROWAVE LEAKAGE INSTRUMENTATION

CRAVEN, S. E.

EFFECT OP MICROWAVE HEATING OP PRECOOKED CHICKEN ON CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS

CRAWFORD, R. E.

REPT. OF PRELIMINARY MEASUREMENTS OF EM RADIATION FIELDS NEAR MICROWAVE OVENS

REPORT OF PRELIMINARY MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION FIELDS NEAR MICROWAVE OVENS

CRESFC, F. L.

EFFECT OF CONVENTIONAL AND MICROWAVE HEATING ON PSEUDOMONAS PUTREFACIENS, STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS AND

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LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM IN MEAT TISSU

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CRIBES, J. A.


CROCKER, E. A.

A MILLIMETER-WAVE LUNAR RAD~R

CROCKETT, R.

ACTION OF EM WAVES AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON LIPID MODIFICATIONS BROUGHT ON IN THE RABBIT BY THE

ADMINISTRATION OF AN ALIMENTARY HYPERCHOLESTEROL REGIME (IN FRENCH

CRONIN, M. P.

MICROWAVE THERMOGRAPHY

CRONKIY, J.E.


CRONI<ITE, E. P.

POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF EMR'S

CROOM, E. J.

DIELECTRIC DISPERSION OF DL-ALPHA-VALINE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIO

CROSS, H. A.

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE ON Y-MAZE LEARNING IN THE WHITE RA

CROUCH, G. E.

DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENT METHODS FOR SOLIDS AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS OF LIQUIDS AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIES

CUBILLOS, P.

ELECTROCOAGULATION OF GASSER'S GANGLION IN TRIGEMINAL PAINS (IN SPANISH)

CUDDY, T. I.

INHIBiiION OF DEMAND PACEMAKERS BY SKELETAL MUSCLE POTENTIAL

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DES!RUCTION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI AND SOLMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM IN MICROWAVE-COOKED SOUP

CUMMINS, J. T.

DEPOLARIZATION OF THE NEURALLY BLOCKED GASTRIC MUCOSA OF THE RAT

CUNITZ, R. J.

BEHAVORIAL SUPPRESSION BY 383 MHZ RADIATION

EEHAVIORAL SUPPRESSION BY 383-MHZ RADIATIO

BEHAVIORAL SUPPRESSION BY 3~3-MHZ RADIATION


CURRIE, M. R.

THE IMPORTANCE OF ELECTRONIC WARFARE TO THE NATIONAL DEFENSE POSTURE

CUSSONS, P. D.

EFFECTS OF FUSIMOTOR STIMULATION ON THE SENSITIVITY OF THE MUSCLE SPINDLE SECONDARY ENDING TO SMALL

A~PLITUDE SINUSOIDAL STRETC

CUST IN, T. G.

MICROWAVE RADIATION HAZARD

COTKOMP, L.

CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN PLANTS, INSECTS AND MAMMALS EXPOSED TO ELF MAGNETIC AND/OR ELECTRIC FIELDS AND

CURRENT

CUTLER, J. L.

THE BEHAVIOR OF UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS IN AN EM FIE.LO

REVIEW OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED AT THE NEW ENGLAND INST. Foa MEDICAL RESEARC

CUTRIGHT, t. E,

ELECTROANESTHESIA FOR MILITARY APPLICATIO

CUTTER, J. L.

THE BEHAVIOR OP UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS IN AN ELECTROMAGNETIC PIEL

CZARNECKI, C.

MICROWAVE RADIATION AND OTHER HARMFUL FACTORS CF WORKING ENVIRONMENT IN RADIOLOCATION: METHOD OF

DETERMINATION OF MICROWAVE EFFECT

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON THE TWENTY-POUR-HOUR RHYTHM AND TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR URINARY EXCRETION OF

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SEVENTEEN HYDROXYCORTICOIDS AND SEVENTEEN KETOSTEROID

HEALTH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES, PART III: LENS TRANSLUCENCY

HE.7\l'IH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL OCCUPAT~ONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES, PART II: FUNCTIONAL

DISTURBANCES

CZERKALINSKI, L.

INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF HIGH POWER DENSITY MICROWAVES IN THE 3 CM BAND ON MICE (TRANSLATION

FRCl.1 FOLISH

CZERLINSKI, G. H.

CIFFERENTIAL HEATING OF CELL-TYPES BY ABSORPTION OF MAGNETIC ENERGY

CZERSKI, P.

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CURRENT VIEWS ON MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION OF MICROWAVE AND RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION WITH LIVING

SYS'HMS

RESPONSES OF BIOSYSTEMS TO CHRONIC MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

HEALTH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL PROFESSIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE


HE.A.ITH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES, PART I: THEORETICAL

CONSIDERATIONS AND PRACTICAL ASPECT

HEALTH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES, PART II: FUNCTIONAL

DISTURBANCES

INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM

EXPERIMENTAL MODELS FOR THE EVALUATION OF MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT

PROPOSALS FOR SPECIFICATION OF ALLOWABLE LEVELS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES

MICROWAVE BIOEFFECTS, CURRENT STATUS AND CONCEPT


FBCM FOLISH

HEALTH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONAL PROFESSIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES (TRANSLATION FROM POLISH

9IOLCGICAL EFFECTS OF CM-WAVES AND DM-WAVE

MICROWAVE EFFECTS ON THE BLOOD-FORMING SYSTEM WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE LYMPHOCYT

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CCMPARISON OF THE USA, USSR AND POLISH MICROWAVE PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE STANDARD


ANALYSIS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATIO

MICROWAVE IRRADIATION AND THE CIRCADIAN RHYTHM OF BONE MARROW CELL MITOSIS

OVERVIEWS ON NONIONIZING RADIATION

MIC~OWAVES INDUCE AN INCREASE IN THE FREQUENCY OF COMPLEMENT RECEPTOR-BEARING LYMPHOID SPLEEN

MIC

IMMUNE RESPONSE OF MICE TO i450-MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION: OVERVIEW OF IMMUNOLOGY AND EMPIRICAL

OF LYMPHOID SPLENIC CELL

D'AMBROSIO, G.

PERCEPTION OF STATIC FIELDS BY LIVING ORGANISMS AND TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE

!ERATOGENIC POWER OF SHF FIELDS. FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON TENEBRIO MOLITOR COLEOPTERO

CELLS IN

STUDIES

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BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF RESONANT EM POWER ABSORPTION IN RATS

BEHAVIORAL AND THERMAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION AT RESONANT AND NONRESONANT WAVELENGTH

DEFOSITION OF EM ENERGY IN ANIMALS AND IN MODELS OF MAN WITH AND WITHOUT GROUNDING AND REFLECTOR

EFFECTS

D'AULERIO, M.

LONG-TERM CONTROL OF MYOCARDIAL THRESHOLD MEASURED BY MEANS OF A RADIOFREQUENCY SYSTEl'1 (RADIOCOR)

DESIGNED FOR IMPLANTATION IN SERIES WITH ANY KIND OF PACEMAKER (IN ITALIAN

D'CUNHA, G. F.

SYNCOPAL ATTACKS ARISING FROM ERRATIC DEl1AND PACEMAKER FUNCTION IN THE VICINITY OF A TELEVISION

TRANSMITTE

SYNCOFAL ATTACKS ARISING FROM ERRATIC DEMAND PACEMAKER FUNCTION IN THE VICINITY OF A TELEVISION

TRANSMITTE

SYNCOPAL ATTACKS ARISING FROM ERRATIC DEMAND PACEMAKER FUNCTION IN THE VICINITY OF A TELEVISION

T:RANSMITTE

DAELS, J.

MICROWAVE HEATING OF THE UTERINE WALL DURING PARTURITIO

MICROWAVE HEATING OF THE UTERINE WALL DURING PARTURITION

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MUTAGENICITY INDUCED BY NON-IONIZING RADIATION IN SWISS MALE l'IICE

Dl\HL!HN, F. C.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES DIVISION ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT, FOR PERIOD ENDING SEPT. 30, 1972, PROGRAM

APPLICATION

DAILY, L. E.

A CLINICAL STUDY OF THE RESULTS OF EXPOSURE OF LAB. PERSONNEL TO RADAR AND HIGH FREQUENCY Rl\DI

DAKERMANI:JI, G.

MICROWAVE-POWER ABSORPTION BY RECTANGULAR-SHAPED CONDUCTIVE DIELECTRIC SAMPLES IN STRIPLIN

A NEW METHOD FOR MEASURING THE COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY OF CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

DA KIN, T. W.

MICROWAVE DIELECTRIC l'IEASUREl'IENTS

DALEY, D.

MICROBIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF EM ENERGY IN COMBINATION WITH OTHER PHYSICAL FACTOR

DALLOCHIO, 11.

ACTION OF EH WAVES AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON LIPID MODIFICATIONS BROUGHT ON IN THE RABBIT BY THE


DALZIEL, C. F.

DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF E.LECTRIC CURRENTS ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM (IN ITALIAN)

REEVALUATION OF LETHAL ELECTRIC CURRENT

EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENT ON MA

DAMADIAN, R.

TUMOR DETECTION BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE

A REPLY TO THE CONCEPT OF CANCER TREATMENT BY NMR

DAMATO, A. N.

FLUOROSCOPE-GENERATED EM INTERFERENCE IN AN EXTERNAL DEMAND PACEMAKER--REPT. OF ACAS

DAMBERGER, C. A.

PILOT SURVEY OF SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS IN THE CHEQUAl'IEGON NATIONAL FOREST DURING 1971 AND 197

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VHF-UHF RADIATION HAZARDS AND SAFETY GUIDELINE

Vf.F-UHF RADIATION HAZARDS AND SAFETY GUIDELINES

DEVELOPMENT CF VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING

DA MES• r;. L.

INTERACTION BETWEEN A LINEARLY POLARIZED ELECTROMAGNETIC PLANE WAVE AND A DOUBLE SPHERICAL SHEL

DANAYEVA, F. S.

MICROWAVE THERAPY OF INFLAM~ATION OF THE GENITALS

DANELIUC, E.

EFFECTS OF A HIGH-TENSION ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE SECRETION OF ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE IN RAT

DANIEL, E. J.

PRELIMINARY REPT.: MICROWAVE FIXATION OF HUMAN TISSUE

DANIEL, W. A.

DEVELOPMENT OF VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING

DANIELS, C. J.

A COMPARISON OF INSTRUMENT PERFORMANCE IN MEASURING X-RAY TUBE CURRENT AND HA

A COMPARISON OF INSTRUMENT PERFORMANCE IN MEASURING X-RAY TUBE CURRENT AND HAS

DANIELS, R.

ELECTRCHAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY - AN OVERVIE

DANILAN, V. A.

HEALTH CONDITIONS OF WORKERS IN HIGH-VOLTAGE ELECTRIC FIELDS

DA NIUNKO, I. I.

EFFECT OF SHF EM ENERGY AND OF CONSTANT MAGNETIC FI_ELD ON MUTAGENESIS IN THE PRESENCE OF ANTIBIOTICS

(IN RUSSIAN

DAO, T.

DUAL-BEAM TEM APPLICATOR FOR DIRECT-CONTACT HEATING OF DIELECTRICALLY ENCAPSULATED MALIGNANT MOUSE

TUMO

DAREY, c. F.

MICRowivE DIATHERMY EQUIP~ENT

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CC~PLEX REACTION OF LYMPHOID TISSUE TO INTERMITTENT MAGNETIC FIELDS

DARI:AlHON, M.

MICROWAVES ACTION IN PROCARYOTIC AND EUCARYOTIC CELLS AND A FOSSIBLE INTERACTION WITH X-RAY


DARD.'INO, J.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL PERFORMANCE INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF

lCW LEVEL MICROWAVE EXPOSUR

DARUVALLA, S. R.

INFLUENCE OF LOW-LEVEL .ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON THE GROWTH OF YOUNG CHICKEN

DA SCAlOV, I.

ELECTRONIC STIMULATOR FOR THE AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF THE EXCITABILITY CYCL

DA VIO, J.

EEG PATTERNS IN RELATION TO RESPIRATORY RATE AND .BODY MOVEMENT IN MACACA-MULATT

DAVII:SON, J. A.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON EGGS, EMBRYOS AND CHICKEN

DAVIE, S. J.

NON-THERMAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON BIRD

NON-THERMAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON BIRDS

THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON BIRDS: PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS

THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ON BIRDS: PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENT

DAVIES, R. C.


DAVIS, C.

SOLID-STATE MICROWAVE DEVICES: DOMAIN AND LSA MODE

DAVIS, DON

IS OMNIDIRECTIONALITY DESIRABLE IN A LOUDSPEAKE

DAVIS, F. S.

PHYTOTOXICITY OF A UHF EM FIEL

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Ol~RAHIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS FOR WEEC CCNTROL: PHYTOTOXICITY AND SELECTIVIT

ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY EM FIELDS FOR WEED CONTROL: PHYTOTOXICITY AND SELECTIVIT

DAVIS, G. R.

NAVY RESEARCHERS DEVELOP NEW SUB-MILLIMETER-WAVE POWER SOURC

MICROWAVES SCORE TKO IN FIGHT AGAINST CANCER

DAVIS, H.

DISCUSSION OF LONG-RANGE DEVELOPMENT PLANS IN THE AIR FORCE

DAVIS, L.A.

CIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE TO ELECTRICAL STIMULATION: A DISTINCTION BETWEEN INDUCED OSTEOGENESIS IN INTACT

TIBIAE AND THE EFFECT ON FRESH FRACTURE DEFECTS IN RADI

DAVIS, R.

TESTS SHOW COMMON RADIATION MAY CAUSE SERIOUS MALFUNCTIONS IN PACEMAKER

SHORT ON SPACE? •••• TRY THE COMPACT RANGE

LCNG RANGE RADIATION HAZARD EXPERIMENT GETS UNDERWAY USING HUMAN VOLUNTEERS

MICROWAVE OVEN CONTROVERSY SIZZLES

DAVIS, T. R. A.

USE OF HIGH FREQUENCY EM WAVES IN THE STUDY OF THERMOGENESIS

DA VY DOV, B. I.

BIOLOGICAL INTERACTION BETWEEN RADIOFREQUENCY EM WAVES AND IONIZING RADIATIO

DAWES, D. L.

INTERACTION BETWEEN A LINEARLY POLARIZED ELECTROMAGNETIC PLANE AND A DOUBLE SPHERICAL SHELL

DAWSON, L. E.

SURVIVAL OF CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS ON CHICKEN COOKED WITH MICROWAVE ENERGY

DAY-MAGDALENO, S. R.

EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY, WEAK ELECTRIC FIELDS AFFECT SCHEDULE-CONTROLLED BEHAVIOUR OF MONKEY

DAY, P, W,

COMBINATION RADIATION THERAPY AND LOCALIZED CURRENT FIELD HYPERTHERHIA OF SPONTANEOUS MALIGNANT

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NEOPLASMS OF ANIMALS, A PRECLINICAL STUD

PRELIMINARY RESULTS USING LOCALIZED CURRENT FIELD HYPERTHERMIA IN ORAL CAVITY CARCINOMA

DAY, S. B.

EFFECTS OF WEAK ELF ELECTRIC FIELDS ON SCHEDULE CONTROLLED BEHAVIOR OF MONKEYS

DAYHARSH, T. I.

A CONCEPT FOR THE U. S. ARMY COMMUNICATIONS-ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING INSTALLATION AGENCY'S OPERATIONAL

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPABILITY PROGRA

DAYTON, ii. P.

MIC?OWAVE RADIATION EFFECTS PROGRAM

DE B E 1 LI S , F •

LONG-TERM CONTROL OF MYOCARDIAL THRESHOLD MEASURED BY MEANS OF A RADIOFREQOENCY SYSTEK (RADIOCOR)


DE CARL:E, t. J,


DE CLEECC, E.

IN VITRO AND IN VIVO INHIBITION OF VIRUS MULTIPLICATION BY MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMI

DE CL~RQ, i::.

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON VIRUS MULTIPLICATION IN MAMMALIAN CELL

DE GSEEF, A. H. A. 11.

PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION ON SPONTANEOUS KOTOR

AClIVI'IY IN RAT

DE HAAS, W. G.

DE

EFFECT OF ELECTRIC FIELDS ON GROWTH RATE OF EMBRYONIC CHICK TIBIAE IN VITR

EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON BONE GROWTH IN VITRO AND ON FRACTURE HEALING

LORGE, J.

OPERANT BEHAVIOR OF RHESUS MONKEYS IN THE PRESENCE OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY-LOW

.I\ND ELECTRIC FIELDS: EXPERIMENT

OPERANT BEHAVIOR OF RHESUS MONKEYS IN THE PRESENCE OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY-LOW

ANC ELECTRIC FIELDS: EXPERIMENT

OPER~NT BEHAVIOR OF RHESUS MONKEYS IN THE PRESENCE OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY-LOW

INTENSITY MAGNETIC

INTENSITY MAGNETIC

INTENSITY MAGNETIC

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AND ELECTRIC FIELDS: EXPERIMENT

CENTRAL-NERVOUS-SYSTEM EFFECTS AS MEASURED BY REACTION TIME IN SQUIRREL MONKEYS EXPOSED FOR SHORT PERIOCS TO EXTREMELY LOW-FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELD

THE EFFECTS OP ~IC~OWAVE RADIATION ON BEHAViOR AND TEMPERATURE IN RHESUS MONKEY

OPERANT BEHAVIOR OF RHESUS MO~KEYS IN THE PRESENCE OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY-LOW INTENSITY MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC FIELDS: EXPERIMENT 1

CENTRAL-?IERVOUS-SYSTEM EFFECTS AS MEASURED BY REACTION TIME IN SQUIRREL MONKEYS EXPOSED FOR SHORT FERIODS TO EXTREMELY LOW-FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELD

OPERANT METHODS ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF ELF EM FIELDS

A PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL STUDY OF RHESUS MONKEYS EXPOSED TO EXIREMELY LOW FREQUENCY-LOW INTENSITY MAGNETIC

FIELD

OPERANT BEHAVIOR AND COLONIC TEMPERATURE OF SQUIRREL MONKEYS (SAIMIRI SCIUREUS) DURING MICROWAVE

IPRADIATIO

FIXED INTERVAL BEHAVIOR OF RATS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES AT LOW POWER DENSITIES

DE LORGE, J. O.

A PRIMATE-RESTRAINT DEVICE FOR USE IN MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

A PRIMATE RESTRAINT CHAIR FOR USE IN MICROWAVE RADIATION STUDIE

DE SIMON, L. B.


DE VECCHIS, H.

HIGH SENSITIVITY EM LEAKAGE MONITOR

DE VOFE, R. T.

THE MICROWAVE OVEN SAFETY DEBATE

DE YOUNG, L. M.

MICROWAVE IRRADIATION: A NEW RAPID TECHNIQUE FOR SEPARATING EPIDERMAL TISSUE FROM MOUSE SKIN PRESERVING RNA, DNA, PROTEIN, AND PHORBOL ESTER-INDUCED ORNITHINE DECARBOXYLASE LEVEL

DEADRICK, F. J.

COMPUTER EVALUATION OF LORAN-C ANTENNAS

DEAM, A. F.

NEUROCHEMICAL ALTERATIONS IN SPECIFIC BRAIN AREAS IN RODENTS EXPOSED TO HIGH INTENSITY FIELD

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THE OTP/OT SPECTRUM MANAGEMEHT PROG&AM--AN OVERVIE

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DESIGN OF MILLIMETER WAVE COMtlUNICATION SYSTEM

DEBI EC, H.

INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVES ON GENETICAL PROCESSES OF ASPERGILLIUS NIDULAN

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HUMAN ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS AS RELATED TO PERSONNEL PROTECTIO

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TRAN5MISSI0N AND REFLECTION gy A PARALLEL WIRE GRID

INSERTION LOSS OF A FRAME WALL AT SHF

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POWER VARIATIONS IN MICROWAVE EXPOSURE RESULTING FROM DIFFERENT SOURCE GASE

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HUMAN TOLERANCE.TO LOCAL INFRARED IRRADIATION

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VARIATIONS OF EXCITABILITY AND OF NERVOUS CONDUCTION UNDER THE INFLUENCE OP MICROWAVES (IN FRENCH)

BIOLOGICAL ALTERATIONS OBSERVED UNDER MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

EFFECT OF EM ENERGY ON THE FORMATION OF TRIGLYCERIDES: FREQUENCY INFLUENCE

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EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE HEMOPOIETIC SYSTEM OF THE RA

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CHRCMOSOME STUDIES OP RADAR CENTRE STAFF EXPOSED TO EMR (IN ITALIAN)

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BIOME~ICAL ASPECTS OF NONIONIZING RADIATION: AN OVERVIEW OF THE NWL EFFOR

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RADIOFREQUENCY HEATING OF TUMOURS IN RODENTS

TECHNOLOGY FOR THE HYPERTHERMIC TREATMENT OF LARGE SOLID TUMOURS AT 50 DEGREES CENTRIGRADE

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WHO CCNCERN AND ACTIVITIES RELATED TO HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

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EXPERIMENTAL OXIDANT PRODUCTION RATES FOR EHV TRANSMISSIONS LINES AND THEORETICAL ESTIMATES OP OZONE

CONCENTRATING NEAR OPERATING LINE

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ABNORMALITIES AND INTRA-UTERINE DEATH FOLLOWING MICROWAVE THERAPY IN EARLY PREGNANCY, ANIMAL

EXPERIMENTS (IN GERMAN

MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMIA AND ONCOLYSIS BY CLOSTRIDIUM (IN GERMAN

RADIATION SENSITIZATION OF TUMOR CELLS BY MICROWAVES--END OF OXYGEN PROBLEMS? (IN GERMAN

TUMOR HYPERTHERMY BY MEANS OF RADIOFREQUENCY IN ORDER TO ENHANCE ONCOLYSIS BY COLOSTRIDIUM BUTYRICUM

(STRAIN M 55) (IN GERMAN

EFFECTS OF EMR ON IMPLANTATION AND INTRAUTERINE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RA

MICROWAVES IN RADIOTHERAPY OF TUMORS--ALTERNATIVE TO HEAVY PARTICLES

TUMOR SYNCHRONIZATION BY MICROWAVES (IN GERMAN)

THE INFLUENCE OF A HIGH-FREQUENCY HYPERTHERMIA ON THE EHRLICH'S-ASCITES CARCINOMA IN THE MOUSE (IN

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THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,S RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION CONTROL ISSUE

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APPLICATION

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A PROPOSAL FOR A MICROWAVE RADIATION WARNING SIGN

A PROFOSAL FOR A MICROWAVE RADIATION WARNING SIGN

DISNEY, R. T.

MAN-MADE RADIO NOISE PART 11: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MEASUREMENT DATA, APPLICATIONS, AND MEASUREMENT METHOD

MAN-MACE RADIO NOISE PART 1: ESTIMATES FOR BUSINESS, RESIDENTIAL, AND RURAL AREA

COMPARISON OF PREDICTED AND MEASURED RADIO NOISE LEVELS AT THE PENTAGON, WASHINGTON, DC, AND AT EGLIN

AIB FORCE BASE, FLORID

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DITCEEK, T.

A MEDICAL X-RAY SURVEY PACKET

DITNER, D.S. ED.

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY (TABLE 31)

DIVISION OF ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS, BRH

A STUDY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACCEPTABLE EMISSION LIMITS FOR LASERS

DIXCN, W. F.

THE RESOLUTION CORRECTION IN THE SCINTILLATION SPECTROMETRY OF CONTINUOUS X-RAY

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DMITRIYEVA, A. P.

MICROWAVE THERAPY OF INFLAMMATION OF THE GENITALS

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~HE EFFECT OF UHF WAVES ON HEMOPOIESIS (EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION

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INHIBITION OF BACTERIAL CELL GROWTH BY GC-136 MICROWAVE

INHIBITION OF BACTERIAL CELL GROWTH BY 136 GC MICROWAVE

INHIBITION OF BACTERIAL CELL GROWTH BY 136 GC MICROWAVES

tOI:GE, C.

BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVES

DODGE, C. H.

INTERNATIONAL TRENDS IN EMR BIOEFFECTS RESEARCH

SCVIET VIEWS ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES--AN ANALYSI

BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE RADIATION: A REVIEW OF SELECTED SOVIET, EAST

EUROPEAN, AND WESTERN REFERENCE

CLINICAL AND HYGIENIC ASPECTS OF EXPOSURE TO EM FIELD

SOVIET VIEWS ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROQAVES- AN ANALYSI

DOERING, M.

INTEGP.ATING MILLIAMPERE-SECONDS METER, (FDA) 73-8004, BRH/DEP N73-1

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GREEN DANK ENVIRONMENTAL SPECTRUM SURVEY: SUMMER 197

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STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES EMITTED BY RADAR DEVICES ON THE TESTICLES AND EPIDIDYMIDES OF

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ESTIMATION OF THE OCCURRENCE OF NEUROTIC DISORDERS IN SEA ECONOMY WORKERS EXPOSED TO THE ACTION OF EM

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DCMINO, E. F.

ELEVATION IN RAT BRAIN HISTAMINE CONTENT AFTER FOCUSED MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

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TOTAL ATTENUATION COEFFICIENTS OF 5 TO 11 MEV GAMMA RAY

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DONCVAN, G. L.

ARE MICROWAVE CATARACTS THERMALLY CAUSED?

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ALTEREC RENOPRESSOR RESPONSE-PATTERN TO ENDOTOXIN RADIATED WITH RADIO-FREQUENCY ENERG

DOSI, K. S.

THE EFFECT OF POST-RADIATION HYPERTHERMIA ON HUMAN SKIN AND TUMOR. RESPONSE

DOSS, J. D.

COMBINATION RADIATION THERAPY AND LOCALIZED CURRENT FIELD HYPERTHERMIA OF SPONTANEOUS MALIGNANT

NEOPLASMS OF ANIMALS. A PRECLINICAL STUD

PRELIMINARY RESULTS USING LOCALIZED CURaENT FIELD HYPERTHERMIA IN ORAL CAVITY CARCINOMA

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APPLICATIONS OF MICROWAVE THAWING TO THE RECOVERY OF DEEP FROZEN CELLS AND ORGANS: A REVIEW

MICROWAVE THAWING OF CELLS AND ORGANS

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P.ADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION IN A RADIUM THERAPY CLINI

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THE EFFECT OF THE PULSE ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELD ON THE SERUM CHOLESTEROL CONTENT OF RABBIT

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SCME BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ENERGY

SOME BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ENERG

DREFFER, R.

MICROWAVES, MAGNETIC IRON PARTICLES AND LASERS AS A COl'IBINED TEST MODEL FOR INVESTIGATION OF

HYPERTF.ERMIA TREATMENT OF CANCE

DREHER, T.

FAST PULSE TECHNIQUES

DRISCOLL, D,

A FIELD SURVEY OF FARMER EXPERIENCE WITH 765 KV TRANSMISSION LINES

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AUTONOMIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS DURING CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC

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IMMUNOLOGICAL CHANGES IN IMMUNIZED ANIMALS ON LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO SHF RADIO WAVES

IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIVITY OF ANIMALS IN PROLONGED IRRADIATION BY UHF RADIOWAVE

ELECTROGRAPHIC DATA ON THE EFFECTS OF VERY WEAK MICROWAVES AT THE LEVEL OF THE MIDBRAIN RETICULAR

FORMATION- HYPOTHALAMUS-CEREELAR CORTEX LEVE

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CONTINUATION

DIELECTRIC BEHAVIOUR OF METHYL PALMITATE:EVIDENCE OF RESONANCE ABSORPTIO

DU CHARLAT, G.


(IN FRENCH

DUANE, N.

THE ABC'S OF BIOELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS

DUANE, T. D.

EXPERIMENTAL LENTICULAR OPACITIES PRODUCED BY MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

DUDLEY, D. G.



DUFFY, E. F.

GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN DETERMINING THE POTENTIAL PERSONNEL RADIATION HAZARDS FROM PHASED-ARRAY

R~DARS ABOARD SHIP

DUHACEK, B. A.


DU MANS' KIY, YU. D.

THE EFFECT OF LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD ON ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK AND ANTIBODY PRODUCTION (IN RUSSIAN

DUMANSKII, I. D.

EFFECT OF ANENOSINE MONOPHOSPHORIC ACID ON OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION IN THE LIVER DURING PROLONGED

EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES (IN RUSSIAN

DUMANSKIJ, J. D.

THE BIOLOGIC ACTION AND HYGIENIC SIGNIFICANCE OF EM FIELDS OF SUPERHIGH AND ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCIES IN

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PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF ANIMALS UNDER THE CHRONIC EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS MICROWAVE FIELD

ON THE QUESTION OF THE PERMISSIBLE LEVELS OF EXPOSING THE POPULATION TO EM FIELDS WITH FREQUENCIES OP TO 3X10 TO THE 8TH POWER MH

~YGIENIC EVALUATION OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN POPULATED AREA

DUMANSKY, YU. D.

HYGIENIC EVALUATION OF EM FIELD GENERATED BY HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER LINE

THE DEPENDENCE OF THE FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OP LIVER MITOCHONDRIA ON SUPERHIGH FREQUENCY RADIATION

DUI.US, J. C.




VARIATION OF SERUM TRYGLYCERIDES RA!E UNDER THE ACTION OF EM WAVES: POWER LEVEL INFLUENC

DUMKIN, V. N.

GLUCOCORTICOID FUNCTION OF THE ADRENALS IN RADIOWAVE SICK·NESS

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DUNDERO, R.

REVIEW OF THE WORK CONDUCTED AT THE U. OF ROCHESTER--THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION IN THE DO

DUNLOP, D. W.

SENSITIVITY OF SOME PLANT MATERIAL TO MAGNETIC FIELD

DUNN, J. G.

MICROWAVE LEAKAGE INDICATION

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INFLUENCE OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS UPON GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT, AND EEHAVIOR IN DOMESTIC BIRDS, PHASE I: CONTINUOUS WAV

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EXPOSURE OF DO~ESTIC FOWL TO ELF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS

EX!REMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS IN DOMESTIC BIRD

DURHl,:-1, J. P.


3':5'-CYCLIC MONOPHOSPHATE AND THE ACTIVITY OF GUANYLATE CYCLASE IN RAT SALIVARY GLANDS AND THEIR


DURN::Y, C.H.



PERFORMANCE OF THE LCOF PROBE IN CALORIMETRIC AND TISSUE TEMPERATURE MONITORING APPLICATION

THEORETICAL CALCULATIONS OF POWER ABSORBED BY MCNKEY AND HUMAN PROLATE SPHEROIDAL PHANTOMS IN AN

IR~ADIATICN CHAMBE

LONG-WAVELENGTH EM POWER ABSORPTION IN ELLIPSOIDAL MODELS OF MAN AND ANIMALS

LCNG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF AN ELLIPSOIDAL MODEL OF MA

EM FOWER ABSORPTION IN ANISOTROPIC TISSUE MEDIA

LONG-WAVELENGTH EM POWER ABSORPTION IN PROLATE SPHEROIDAL MODELS OF MAN AND ANIMALS


COMPARISON OF THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ABSORPTION OF RADIOFREQUENCY POWE

LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE INTERACTION WITH ISOLATED MAMMALIAN HEART

MCNITORING AND DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY EDEMA BY MICROWAVES: A PRELIMINARY REPOR

LCNG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF A PROLATE SPHEROID MODEL OF MAN


RATE EFFECTS IN ISOLATED TURTLE HEARTS INDUCED BY MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

LONG-WAVELENGTH ELECTROMAGNETIC POWER ABSORPTION IN PROLATE SPHEROIDAL MODELS OF MAN AND ANIMAL

LONG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OP PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF A PROLATE SPHERIOD HODEL OF MA

MEASUREMENT OF RADIOFREQUENCY POWER ABSORPTION IN MONKEYS, MONKEY PHANTOMS, AND HUMAN PHANTOMS EXPOSED

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MEASUREMENT IN TISSUE DURING IRRADIATIO


LCNG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF A PROLATE SPHEROID MODEL OF MA



LIQUID CRYSTAL FIBEROPTIC TEMPERATURE PROEE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF EH POWER ABSORPTION IN TISSO

RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION DOSIMETRY HANDBOO

MICROWAVE RADIATION ALTERS PERISTALTIC ACTIVITY OF ISOLATED SEGMENTS OF RAT GOT

MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF THE ISOLATED RAT HEART AFTER TREATMENT WITH ANS BLOCKING AGENT

COMPARISON OF THE AVERAGE SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE IN THE ELLIPSOIDAL CONDUCTOR AND DIELECTRIC MODELS

OF HUMANS AND MONKEYS AT RADIO FREQUENCIE

CESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY: RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATION DOSIMETRY HANDBOO


DUTT, G. C.

CONTROL OF NCN-IONIZING RADIATION EMITTING DEVICES IN CANAD

DUYSENS, L. N. M.

ON THE MAGNETIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF THE YIELD OF THE TRIPLET STATE IN REACTION CENTERS OF

PHOTOSYNTHETIC BACTERI

DVORAK, T.

MEASUREMENT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD IMMUNITY

DWIVEDI, R. S.

SOME BIOCHEMICAL AND CYTOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF NONIONIZING (MICROWAVE) RADIATIO

DYAL, P.

EFFECT OF ZERO MAGNETIC FIELDS ON THE MEMBRANE BOUND ENZYME ACTIVITY

DZIUK, E.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON THE TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR RHYTHM AND TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR URINARY EXCRETION OF


MICROWAVE RADIATION AND OTHER HARMFUL FACTORS OP WORKING ENVIRONMENT IN RADIOLOCATION: METHOD OF

DETEBMINATION OF MICROWAVE EFFECT

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HEALTH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES, PART II: FUNCTIONAL

DISTURBANCES

HEALTH SURVEILLA~CE OF PERSONNEL OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES, PART III: LENS TRANSLUCENCY

E., E. 'I.

MICROWAVES TO SUBSTITUTE FOR DDT?

EA KI N6 S. K.

BEHAZIORAL EFFECTS OF STIMULATION BY UHF RADIO FIELDS

EBBERS, R. W.

RETINAL EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE PULSE GALLIUM ARSENIDE LASER

EBERHAR'I, J.

OF LIFE AND DEATH AND MAGNETISM

ECKER, H. A.

NEW TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENTING MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL- EXPOSURE SYSTEM

BIOMEDICAL APPLICATICNS OF EM RADIATION


SELECTIVE ELECTROMAGNETIC HEATING OF TUMORS IN ANIMALS IN DEEP HYPOTHERMIA

NEW TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENTING MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL-EXPOSURE SYSTEMS

SELECTIVE EM HEATING OF ~UMORS IN ANIMALS IN DEEP HYPOTHERMI

ECKERT, E. E.

SUDDEN, UNEXPECTED DEATH OF INFANTS AND EM FIELDS (IN GERMAN

ECKERT, R.

EIOELECTRIC CONTROL OF CILIARY ACTIVITY

ECKSTEIN, H. B.

A TRIAL INVOLVING THE USE OF PULSED EM THERAPY ON CHILDREN UNDERGOING ORCHIDOPEXY

EDElSACK, E. A.

MICROWAVE HEATING OF MALIGNANT MOUSE TUMORS AND TISSUE EQUIVALENT PHANTOM SYSTEM

MAGNETOCARDIOGRAMS TAKEN INSIDE A SHIELDED ROOM WITH A SUPERCONDUCTING POINT-CONTACT MAGNETOMETE

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ATTEMPT AT EVALUATICN OF THE FUNCTIONAL STATE OF BRAIN SYNAPSES IN RABBITS EXPOSED CHRONICALLY TO THE

ACTICN OP MICROiAVE A\593

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHit AND MORPHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVES ON THE CENTRAL

~ERVOUS SYSTE A1591

STUDIES CN THE COMBINED EFFECT OF MICROWAVES AND SOME DRUGS ON BIOELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF THE RABBIT

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTE A1592

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN FERSONS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES (PRELIMINARY REPT.)

INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF IRRADIATION CONDITIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF PERSONS WORKING WITHIN

THE REACH Of MICROWAVE

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OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE AND PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

PHARMACOLOGIC ANALYSIS OF MICROWAVE EFFECTS ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL

EDEN, W. H.

REPAIRMEN OF MICROWAVE SOURCES

MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR: HAZARD EVALUATION

EDLINSKIY, I. B.

CHANGES IN SOME BLOOD TRACE ELEMENTS IN PATIENTS AND ACU~E THROHBOPHLEBITIS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES

UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIEL

EDLOW, J.

FOCAL HEPATIC INURY AND REPAIR PRODUCED BY LASER RADIATION

THRESHOLD STUDIES AND REVERSIBLE DEPIGMENTATICN IN RODENT SKI

EDMONDS, E.

A SURVEY OF RESIDENTIAL AND COMMMERCIAL MICROWAVE OVENS IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIF.

EDRICH, J.

THE HUMAN MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAM: SOME EEG AND RELATED CORRELATIONS

MILLIMETER WAVE THERHOGRAPH AS SUBCUTANEOUS INDICATOR OF JOINT INFLAMHATIO

THERMOGRAPHY AT MILLIMETER WAVELENGTHS

THERMOGRAPHIC IMAGING AT MILLIMETER AND CENTIMETER WAVELENGTH

MICROWAVE ABSORPTION OF LIVING HUMAN SKIN BETWEEN 8 AND 96 GHZ

COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY AND PENETRATION DEPTH OF MUSCLE AND FAT TISSUES BETWEEN 40 AND 90 GH

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COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY AND PENETRATION DEPTH OF MUSCLE AND FAT TISSUES BETWEEN 40 AND 90 GH

EDWARDS, S.

COMBINATION RADIATION THERAPY AND LOCALIZED CURRENT FIELD HYPERTHERMIA OF SPONTANEOUS MALIGNANT

NEOPLASMS OF ANIMALS. A PRECLINICAL STUD

EDWARtS, W.

MICROWAVE CAVITY IRRADIATION DOSIMETRY

EDWARtS, W. P.

DOSE RATE AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION RATE IN MICE CONFINED IN A SMALL HOLDER DURING EXPOSURE TO 2450 MHZ

MICROWAVE RADIATIO

OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION RATE OF MICE UNDER DIFFERING DOSE RATES OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

CHANGE IN AVERAGE ABSORBED DOSE RATE OF A GROUP OF MICE UNDER REPEATED EXPOSURE TO 915 MHZ MICROWAVE

RADIATION

RF CAVITY IRRADIATION DOSIMETRY

RF CAVITY IRPADIATION DOSIMETRY

EDWARDS, W. S.


EFFERT, S.

GALLOPING OF PACEMAKER DURING HIGH-FREQUENCY THERAPY (IN GERMAN

EGAN, W. G.

EYE PROTECTION IN RADAR FIELDS

EGOROV, I. A.

EFFECT OF A HIGH-INTENSITY MAGNETIC FIELD ON ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF NUCLEIC ACIDS

EI EEL, P.

INFECTION HAZARD OF RADIO IN THE OR

EICHERT, E. S.

TOWARDS A MODEL OF THE ELECTROSENSORY SYSTEM IN THE FIS

EICHERT, E. S., III

HUMAN AUDITORY SYSTEM RESPONSE TO LOWER POWER DENSITY, PULSE MODULATED, EM ENERGY: A SEARCH FOR

MECHANISM

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'IHE NATURE OF ELECTROSENSING IN THE FIS

EINOLF, C. W., JR.

CONTINUATION

PASSIVE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MICROORGANISMS IV. STUDIES OF THE PROTOPLASTS OF MICROCOCCUS

l YSODEIKTICU

PASSIVE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MICROORGANISMS V. LOW-FREQUENCY DIELECTRIC DISPERSION OF BACTERIA

LCW-FREQUENCY DIELECTRIC DISPERSION IN SUSPENSIONS OF ION-EXCHANGE RESIN

EISE?IEUD, ti.

PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF STUDIES OF THE LENTICULAR EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES AMONG EXPOSED PERSONNE

EIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY

EKSTRCM, M. E.

CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE OF RODENTS TO 10 TO THE 8TH POWER PULSES OF EM

EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) VERTICAL ELECTRIC FIELD EXPOSURE OF RATS: A SEARCH FOR GROWTH, FOOD

CONSUMfTION AND BLOOD METABOLITE ALTERATION

BIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS IN RODENTS EXPOSED CONTINUOUSLY THROUGHOUT THEIR ADULT LIFE TO PULSED EM

ELDER, J. A.


THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION (2450 MHZ) ON THE MORPHOLOGY AND CHROMOSOMES OF LYMPHOCYTE

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION

A COAXIAL AIR LINE MICROWAVE EXPOSURE SYSTEM: RESPIRATORY ACTIVITY OF MITOCHONDRIA IRRADIATED AT 2-4

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THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE (2450) MHZ ON ISOLATED RAT LIVER MITOCHONDRIA

ELDER, R. L.

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION INTERFERENCE WITH CARDIAC PACEMAKER

RADIATION LEAKAGE CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL MICROWAVE POWER DEVICES

EHR INTERFERENCE WITH CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

DEVELOPMENT OF REGULATORY PROGRAMS UNDER THE RADIATION CONTROL FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT OF 196

RADIATION EXPOSURE FROM INDUSTRIAL MICROWAVE APPLICATION

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E~ECTROMlGNETIC RADIATION INTERFERENCE WITH CARDIAC PACEMAKER

OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE AND PUBLIC HEALTH ASPEC!S OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

ELDER, S. T.


ELEC!ROMAGNETIC COMPABILITY ANALYSIS CENTER, t. O. D.

METROPOLITAN RADIATION HAZARDS 3RD

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPABILITY ANALYSIS CENTER, DOD

METROPOLITAN RADIATION HAZARDS (II)

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPABILITY ANALYSIS CENTER, DOD.

A PARTIAL INVENTORY OF MICROWAVE TOiERS, BROADCASTING TRANSMITTERS, AND FIXED RADAR BY STATES AND

REGIONS

ELEY, D. D.

MICROWAVE HALL MOBILITY MEASUREMENTS ON HEAVY BEEF HEART MITOCHONDRIA

ELKINS, E. C.

THE EFFECTS OF DIATHERMY ON THE FLOW OF BLOOD IN THE EXTREMITIES

ELLE, D. R.

APPLICATICN OF NONTHERMAL EFFECTS IN HIGH DIELECTRIC MATERIALS TO MICROWAVE DOSIMETR

ELLENA, O.

LONG-TERM CONTROL 0~ MYOCARDIAL THRESHOLD MEASURED BY MEANS OF A RADIOFREQUENCY SYSTEM (RADIOCOR)


ELLINGSON, O. L.

MEASUREMENTS OP THE RADIATION EMISSIONS FROM THE NUVE-LITE DENTAL APPLIANC

ELLIS, R. E.

A SYSTEM FOR ESTIMATION OF MEAN ACTIVE BONE MARROW DOS

ELLIS, R. L.

BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF NONIONIZING RADIATION: AN OVERVIEW OF THE NWL EPFOR

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PACEMAKERS AND EXTERNAL INTERFERENCE

ELY, T,

FIELD T~IAL OF RICHARDSON MICROWAVE DOSIMETE

ELY, T. S.

!HCROWAVE DEATH

HEATING CHARACTERISTICS OF LAB. ANIMALS EXPOSED TO TEN-CENTIMETER MICROWAVES

CCNTROL OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO NON-IONIZING RADIATION

EMEL'YANOV, V. B,

CALCULATION OF THE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR THE DIAMETERS OP THIN-WALLED SPHERES ON THE BASIS OP EMR

SCATTER DAT

EMERlE, E,

PACEMAKER TESTING CONSIDERATIONS AND TECHNIQUES


El'!ERY, A.

MECHANISM OF MICROWAVE CATARACTOGENESIS IN RABBITS

EMERY, A. F.

THE NUMERICAL THERMAL SIMULATION OF THE HUMAN BODY WHEN ABSORBING NON-IONIZING MICROWAVE

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THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDI&S OF MICROWAVE INDUCED CATARACTS IN RABBIT A2040

EM POWER DEPOSITION IN MAN EXPOSED TO HIGH-FREQUENCY FIELDS AND THE ASSOCIATED THERMAL AND PHYSIOLOGIC

CCNSEQUENCES A0382

HIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELDS ON PHANTOM MODELS OF MAN AND MEASURED ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF TISSUE

MATERIAL A0874

EFFECT OF 2450-MHZ RADIATION ON THE RABBIT EY

MICROWAVE INDUCED TEMPERATURE RISES IN RABBIT EYES IN CATARACT RESEARCH

MEASUREMENT OF ABSORBED POWER PATTERNS IN THE HEAD AND EYES OF RABBITS EXPOSED TO TYPICAL MICROWAVE

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THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF MICROWAVE INDUCED CATARACTS IN RABBIT

QUANTITATION OF MICROWAVE RADIATION EFFECTS ON THE EYES OF RABBITS AT 2450 MHZ AND 918 MH


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THEORETIC~L AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF MICROWAVE INDUCED CATATACTS IN RABBIT


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QUANTITATICN OF MICROWAVE RADIATION EFFECTS ON THE EYES OF RABBITS AT 2450 MHZ AND 918 MH

MEASUREMENT OF ABSO?.BED POWER PATTERNS IN THE HEAD AND EYES OF RABBITS EXPOSED TO TYPICAL MICROWAVE

SOURCE

THE OCCULAR EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON HYPOTHERMIC RABBITS: A STUDY OF MICROWAVE CATARACTOGENIC

M ECHANISH

ACUTE MICROWAVE IRRADIATION AND CATARACT FORMATION IN RABBITS AND MONKEY

STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION ON RABBIT

EMLEN, S. T.


EMMA, YU. S.

ELECTRICAL FIELD AS A PARAMETER CONSIDERED IN DESIGNING ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION OF 750-1150 KV:

THE MEASURING METHODS, THE DESIGN PRACTICES AND DIRECTION OF FURTHER RESEARC

ENANDER, B.

MICROWAVE RADIOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF THE TEMPERATURE INSIDE A BODY

ENGDAHL, E. R.

USE OF A HIGH SPEED COMPUTER FOR THE PRELIMINARY DETERMINATION OF EARTHQUAKE HYPOCENTERS

ENGLAND, T. S.

DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF THE HUMAN BODY FOR WAVELENGTHS IN THE 1-10 CM. RANGE

CIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF THE HUMAN BODY IN THE MICROWAVE REGION OF THE SPECTRU

DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF THE HUMAN BODY FOR WAVE-LENGTHS IN THE 1-10 CM. RANG


ENGLE, 11. E.

1HE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION (2450 MHZ) ON THE MORPHOLOGY AND CHROMOSOMES OF LYMPHOCYTE

ENGLE, R. P.

A CASE OF PROLONGED, REVERSIBLE DEMENTIA ASSOCIATED WITH ABUSE OF ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY

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THE CORNEO-RETINAL POTENTIAL AS THE GENERATOR OF ALPHA RHYTHM IN THE HUMAN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRA

ENSIGN, J. D.

GLASS OR ELECTRONIC THERMOMETERS?

ENVALL, K. R.

MEASUREMENT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION LEVELS FROM SELECTED TRANSMITTERS OPERATING BETWEEN MHZ-54

AND MHZ-220 IN THE LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, ARE

MEASUREMENT OF EMR LEVELS FROM SELECTED TRANSMITTERS OPERATING BETWEEN 54 AND 220 MHZ IN THE LAS

VEGAS, NEVADA, ARE

ENVIRONMEN1AL PROTECTION AGENCY

REPORT OF RADIATION OFFICE RESEARCH CONFERENCE (1971

RADIATION OFFICE RESEARCH CCNFERENC

EPSTEIN, D. L,

POSSIBLE CATARACTOGENIC EFFECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATIO

EVALUATION OF POSSIBLE MICROWAVE-INDUCED LENS CHANGES IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORC

EPSTEIN, M. A,

THE INTERACTION OF STATIC AND ALTERNATING ELECTRIC FIELDS WITH BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON THE ROUS NO. 1 FOWL SARCOMA VIRUS

ER 1 IGIN, G. D,


ERICKSON, E. E.

A STUDY OF THE FEASIBILITY OF STIMULATING NEURONS BY ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

ERIKSSON, C,

ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF WET COLLAGE

PRELIMINARY CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OF SMALL ELECTRICAL CURRENTS ON THE HEALING OF JAW

FRACTURE

EFFECTS OF SMALL ELECTRICAL CURRENTS ON COLLAGEN IN SOLUTION

ERIKSSON, M.

INCREASED CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LEVELS OF ENDORPHINS AFTER ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTUR

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A MICRORADIOMETER FOR STUDYING HIGH-INTENSITY RADIATION FIELD STRUCTURE

ERSHOVA, L. K.

EFFECT OF MEDIUM- AND SHORT-WAVE EM FIELDS ON SEVERAL INDICATORS OF THE FUNCTIONAL STATE OF THE

NERVOUS SYSTE

ESCHER, O. J. W.

THE PACEMAKER PATIENT AND THE EM ENVIRONMENT

ESFOSITO, J. M.

THE LAPAROSCOPIST AND ELECTROSURGERY

ESFCSI'IO, R. E.


ETIENNE, J.

SYNCHRONIZATION OF CORTICAL NEURONS BY A PULSED MICROWAVE FIELD AS EVIDENCED BY SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF

ELECTROCORTICOGRAMS FROM THE WHITE RA

EURE, J A.


EURE, J. A.


RADIATION EXPOSURE FRO~ INDUSTRIAL MICROWAVE APPLICATION

EVANS, R.

CHAPTERS 26, 27, 28. STATISTICS

EVER'IS, J.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE EASTERN ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION LABORATORY, JAN.- DEC. 197

CY'IOGENETIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON CHINESE HAMSTERS

EVTUSHENKO, G. I.

MORPHOFUNCT!ONAL STATUS OF THE HYPOFHYSEOGONADAL SYSTEM DURING EXPOSURE OF THE ORGANISM TO EM FIELDS

WITH DIFF~RENT CHARACTERISTICS (IN RUSSIAN

EWING, D. R.

THE POPULATION WITHIN VARIOUS DISTANCES OF SELECTED RADIO AND TELEVISION STATION

THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE POPULATION OF THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, CANADA AND MEXICO WITHIN VARIOUS

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DISTANCES FROM 1361 TELEVISION MARKET CENTER

COMPUTER JI.CCESS TO GEOGRJI.PHIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE POPULJI.TIO

EWY, G. A.

DEFIBRILLATION

EZELL, C. S.


FABER, M.


FADEN, J.

EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL DETERMINATION OF ABSORBED MICROWAVE DOSE RATE DISTRIBUTIONS IN PHANTOM

HEJI.DS IRRADIATED BY AN APERTURE SOURC

FAGC, E. T.


FAHIM, M. S.


FA HIM, z.


FAITELEERG-BLANK, V. R.

ABSORPTIVE ACTIVITY OF STOMACH AND INTESTINE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A UHF ELECTRIC FIEL

FALK, G.



FALTER, S. L.

RADIO INFLUENCE VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF TRANSMISSION LINE ASSEMBLIES USING SEMI-CONDUCTING GLAZED

INSULA'IORS

FANNEY, J. H., JR.

FIELD MEASUREMENT OF ULTRAVIOLET, INFRARED, AND MICROWAVE ENERGIE

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LIQUID CRYSTAL ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION MONITOR

A LIQUID CRYSTAL CALORIMETER FOR RADIATION MONITORING

OVICIDAL LEVELS OF 2.45 GHZ EM ENERGY FOR THE SOUTHERN CORN ROOTWORM

FANTE, R. L.

PEOPAGATION OF EM WAVES IN MEDIA WHICH VARY SLOWLY WITH POSITION AND TIM

FARDCN, J. C.


FARRER, D. N.

PRIMATE PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FOLLOWING 3.2-GHZ EXPOSURE

PARROW, J. E.

INSERTION LOSS OF A BRICK WALL AT UR


FASTENMEIER, K.

ELECTRICAL ASPECTS OF TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF PROSTATE WITH HIGH-FREQUENCY CURRENTS (IN GERMAN)

FAS'IYKOVSKIY, A. D.

EFFECT OF A UHF FIELD ON THE COURSE OF HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE

FAYTEL 'BERH-BLANK, V. R.

ABSORPTION OF RADIOPHOSPHORUS ACROSS THE SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE OF THE KNEE JOINT UNDER THE INFtUENCE OP

SINSOIDAL MODULATED CURRENT PULSE

FAYTEl'BEP.H-BLANK, V. R.

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EFFECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL TOXIC HEPATITIS AND MICROWAVES ON THE FUNCTION OF HEPATIC AND RENAL

MITOCHONDRIA A1093

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON THE FUNCTION AND STRUCTURE OF HEPATIC AND RENAL MITOCHONDRI A1101

CHANGES IN THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD OF GUINEA PIGS INDUCED BY A THREE CENTIMETER EM FIELD A1078

PERMEABILITY OF THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE FRONTAL SINUS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE A0884

S'IREPTOMYCIN RESORPTION FROM THE PLEURA UNDER THE EFFECT OF INDUCTOTHERMY CURRENTS (IN UKRAINIAN A2279

DYNAMICS OF THE BIOLECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF BIRD BRAIN UNDER THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES AND ULTRAVIOLET RAY L1129

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THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON PERMEABILITY OF HISTOHEMATIC BARRIERS IN RADIATION SICKNESS

SELECTIVE ACTION OF DECIMETER WAVES ON CENTRAL STRUCTURES OF THE BRAI

AE~OF.PTION OF RADIOPHOSPHORUS ACROSS THE SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE OF THE KNEE JOINT UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF

SINUSOIDAL MODULATED CURRENT PULSE

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

RECOr.MENDED RADIATION SAFETY PRECAU!IONS FOR AIRBORNE WEATHER RADAR

FEDERAL RAtIATION COUNCIL

GUICANCE FOR THE CONTROL OF RADIATION HAZARDS IN URANIUM MININ

FEDEROVA, I. S.

CALCULATION OF THE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR THE DIAMETERS OF THIN-WALLED SPHERES ON THE BASIS OF EMR

SCATTER DAT

FEHRINGER, D. J.

APPLICATICN OF NONTHERMAL EFFECTS IN HIGH DIELECTRIC MATERIALS TO MICROWAVE DOSIMETR

FEIGEN, L.

FOCAL HEPA~IC INURY AND REPAIR PRODUCID BY LASER RADIATION

A WORST-CASE ANALYSIS OF CONTINUOUS WAVE HE-NE LASER HAZKRDS TO THE EY

FEIL, M. J.

AN EVALUATION OF EMC PERFORMANCE OF PULSE-DOPPLER RADAR SYSTEMS

FELD, S. R.

NEURAL FUNCTION AND BEHAVIOR: DEFINING THE RELATIONSHIP

AVOIDANCE BY RATS OF ILLUMINATION WITH LOW.POWER NONIONIZING EM ENERGY

FELt!IAN, K. L.

NONIONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

FELDMAN, K. L. (EDITOR)

RADIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT (CHAPTER 13, NONIONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATIO

FELDTMAN, R. W.

HUMAN SKIN BURNS INDUCED BY DEFIBRILLATOR DEFAULT CURREN

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THE EFFECT OF EM CONTROLLED ENERGY ON VIRUSES IN HUMAN BLOO

SELECTIVE EFFECT OF EM ENERGY ON VIRUSES

FELTEN, R. P.

THE EFFECT OF REPETITIVE PRENATAL LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON DEVELOPMENT IN THE RA

FENN, J. E.

EFFECT OF PULSED EM ENERGY (DIAPULSE) OF EXPERIMENTAL HEMATOMAS

FEOLA, J. M.

EFFECTS OF IODOACETAMIDE, X-RAYS, AND MAGNETIC FIELDS CN LYMPHOMA CELS IN VIVO

FERGUSCN, C.

EFFECTS OF SUPER-HIGH-FREQUENCY RADIO CURRENT ON HEALTH OF MEN EXPOSED UNDER SERVICE CONDITION

FERGO~CN, G. T.

THE ADVANTAGES OF THE ELECTRONIC THERMOMETE

FERRI, E. S.



CHRONIC LOW-LEVEL EXPOSURE OF RABBITS TO MICROWAVES

HEAT-INVOKED CHANGES IN ASCORBIC ACID LEVELS IN THE RABBIT EY

USE OF A DIELECTRIC LENS FOR EXPERIMENTAL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF THE EYE

FERRI, s.

ON THE MODIFICATION~ INDUCED BY SHORT WAVES ON THE PERIPHERAL CIRCLE (STUDY OF NORMAL SUBJECTS

FERRIS, C. D.

PEARL CHAIN FORMATION ACROSS RADIO FREQUENCY FIELDS

ORIENTATION OF MICROORGANISMS BY EM FIELDS: THEORY AND EXPERIMEN

INSTRUMENTATION TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING THE EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON INSECTS IN

MOTIO

FERRY, M.


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INFLUENCE OF AN ELECTRIC FIELD OF COMMERCIAL FREQUENCY AND DIFFERENT INTENSITY ON THE BALANCE AND

METABOLISM OF COPPER, MOLYBDENUM AND IRON IN THE ORGANISMS OF LABORATORY ANIMAL

FE'I'IER, R. W.


FIELDS, R. W.


FIENI, D. C.

METROPOLITAN RADIATION HAZARDS

METROPOLITAN RADIATION HAZARDS II (METRO RAD-HAZ II

METROPOLITAN RADIATION HAZARDS (METRO RAD-HAZ)

Pil''IS, l!I. A.


AND HlGH- FREQUENCY EMR (IN RUSSIAN

FILATOVS, J.


PILIPFOV, V. I.

TRANSISTORIZED HIGH-VOLTAGE AUDIO WARNING DEVIC

AC ELECTRIC FIELD INTENSITY GAUGE PZ-1

FINCH, E. D.

ANALYSIS OF REPORTED PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OP MICROWAVE RADIATION

AN EXAMINATION OF CERTAIN BLOOD SERUM CONSTITUENTS IN THE RAT FOLLOWING MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO

ANALYSIS OP THE PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

GAMMA GLOBULIN, ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE, AND CHYMOTRYPSIN FOLLOWING RADIOFREQUENCY IRRADIATION

ASCORBIC ACID CHANGES IN CULTURED RABBIT LENSES AFTER MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO

UL'IRAS'IRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE RABBIT LENS INDUCED BY MICROWAVE RADIATION


AN EXAMINATION OF REGENERATING HEPATIC TISSUE FOLLOWING IN VIVO EXPOSURE TOR. F. RADIATIO

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE HAZARDS OF ARTIFICIAL CARDIAC PACEMAKER EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY FIELDS

BLEC'IRIC SHOCK

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LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD INDUCED CHANGES IN THE SHAPE AND MOTILITY OF AMOEBA

MICROWAVE HEARING: EVIDENCE FOR THERMOACOUSIC AUDITORY STIMULATION BY PULSED MICROWAVE

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE HAZARDS OF ARTIFICIAL CARDIAC PACEMAKER EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY FIELDS AND

EL3CIRIC SHOC

EXAMINATION OF THE CORNEA FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATIO

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE HAZARDS OF ARTIFICIAL CARDIAC PACEMAKER EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY FIELDS AND

ELEC'IRIC SHOC

MICROWAVE HEARING: EVIDENCE FOR THERMOACOUSTIC AUDITORY STIMULATION BY PULSED MICROWAVE

ANALYSIS OF REPARTED PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

EXAMINATION OF THE CORNEA FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATION

MICROWAVE HEARING: EVIDENCE FOR THERMOACOUSTIC AUDITORY STIMULATION BY PULSED MICRPWAVE

ANALYSIS OF REPORTED PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

FINE, B. S.

CONTROL OF LASER HAZARDS AND MANAGEMENT OF ACCIDENT

PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON OCULAR EFFECTS OF HIGH-POWER,-CONTINUOUS CO2 LASER RADIATIO

FINE, H.


FINE, S

MELANIN GRANULE MODELS FOR PULSED LASER INDUCED RETINAL INJUR

FINE, S.

BIOPHYSICAL STUDIES WITH THE CO2 LASE

REEORT ON MASSACHUSETTS LASER SURVEY

CCNTROL OF LASER HAZARDS AND MANAGEMENT OF ACCIDENT

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HIGH PEAK POWER RADIATION

PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON OCULAR EFFECTS OF HIGH-POWER, CONTINUOUS CO2 LASER RADIATIO

LASER IRRADIATION OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

A WORST-CASE ANALYSIS OF CONTINUOUS WAVE HE-NE LASER HAZARDS TO THE EY

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IN!ERACTICN OF LASER RADIATION WITH ORAL HARD TISSUE

THRESHOLD S~UDIES AND REVERSIBLE DEPIGMENTATICN IN RODENT SKI


FINK, G.

IM~UNOREACTIVE LUTEINIZING HORMONE RELEASING FACTOR IN PITUITARY STALK BLOOD FROM FEMALE RATS: SEX

STEROID MODULATION OF RESPONSE TO ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF PREOPTIC AREA OR MEDIAN EMINENC

FINNEY, W. G.


ELECTROSTATIC EFFECTS OF OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES: PART-I: HAZARDS AND EFFECT

FISCHER, F.

REVIEW OF THE WORK CONDUCTED AT U. OF BUFFALO--STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF 200 MEGACYCLES

STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF 200 MEGACYCLES

FISCHER, G.

POSSIBLE INFLUENCE OF ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY ON WELL-BEING (IN GERMAN

INVESTIGATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF AN ELECTROSTATIC FIELD FREE OF RESIDUAL WAVES ON THE MOTILITY OF THE

MCOSE (IN GERMAN)

THE DEVELOPMENT OF METHYLCHOLANTHRENE-INDUCED TUMORS IN MICE UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCE OF

VARIOU~ ELECTROBIOCLIMATOLOGICAL CONDITIONS (IN GERMAN

FISCHER, J. R.

OXIDATION OF AMINO ACIDS BY SINGLET OXYGEN: I. COMPARISON OF DYE SENSITIZED PHOTOOXIDATION AND

MICROWAVE GENERATED SINGLET OXIDATION

FISCEER, R.

HEALTH CONDITION OF WORKERS EXPOSED TO PROLONGED ELECTROMAGNETIC METER-WAVE RADIATIO

FISCHER, R. P.

THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ELECTRICAL INJURY

F!TZGERRELL, R. G.

THE GAIN OF A HORIZONTAL HALF-WAVE DIPOLE OVER GROUND

GAIN MEASUREMENTS OF VERTICALLY POLARIZED ANTENNAS OVER IMPERFECT GROUND

EXPERIMENTAL RF FIELD POLARIZATION METER

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TWO WAYS TO PLOT SIDELOBE PATTERNS

FITZPATRICK, P. J.

FURTHER EXPERIENCE WITH HALF BODY RADIOTHERAP

FLACHENECKER, G.

CONTINUATION

ELECTRICAL ASPECTS OF TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF PROSTATE WITH HIGH-FREQUENCY CURRENTS (IN GERMAN)

FL AN I GAN, W. F. , JR •

NONMETALLIC ELECTRODE SYSTEM FOR RECORDING EEG AND ECG IN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

FLHlI1'G, H.

EFFECT OF HIGH-FREQUENCY FIELDS ON MICRO-ORGANISM

EFFECT OF HIGH-FREQUENCY FIELDS ON MICRO-ORGANISM

FLEMING, J. D., JR.


ANNUAL PROGRESS REPT.-1958, INVESTIGATIONS OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO


FLEMING, J., JR.


MICROWAVE RADIATION IN RELATION TO BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND NEURAL ACTIVIT

FOERSTNER, R. A.

COMPUTATION OF PERSONNEL EXPOSURE IN MICROWAVE LEAKAGE FIELDS AND COMPARISON WITH PERSONNEL EXPOSURE

STANDARD

FOFANOV, P. N.

HEMODYNA11IC CHANGES IN INDIVIDUALS WORKING UNDER MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO

FOLLIS, R. H., JR.

STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF HIGH FREQUENCY RADIO WAVES (RADAR

FORt, G. E.


~CNCOHfETITIVE CARDIAC PACEMAKER

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FORMANEK, V. C.

COUPLING AND COPONA EFFECTS RESEARCH PLAN FOR EHV TRANSMISSION LINES

COUPLING AND CORONA EFFECTS RESEARCH PLAN FOR TRANSMISSION LINES

COUPLING AND CORONA EFFECTS RESEARCH PLAN FOR EHV TRANSMISSION LINE

!LF EM FIELD EFFECTS ON LIFE FORMS--BIBLIOGRAPHY

AN IMPROVED ELF ELECTRIC FIELD PROBE

AN IMPROVED ELF ELECTRIC FIELD PROBE

FOSTER, K. R.

MICROWAVE HEARING: EVIDENCE FOR THERMOACOUSTIC AUDITORY STIMULATION BY PULSED MICROWAVE

MICROWAVE HEARING: EVIDENCE FOR THERMOACOUSTIC AUDITORY STIMULATION BY PULSED MICRPWAVE

EFFECT OF SURFACE COOLING AND BLOOD FLOW ON THE EM HEATING OF TISSU

MICROWAVE HEARING: EVIDENCE FOR THERMOACOUSIC AUDITORY STIMULATION BY PULSED MICROWAVE


EFFECT OF DMSO ON THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF CANINE KID'NEY TISSUE

MICROWAVE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF TISSUE

FOSTER, 11. R.

A MODEL FOR THERMAL CATARACTOGENESIS

MICROWAVE IRRADIATION DESIGN USING DIELECTRIC lENSE

MICROWAVE IRRRADIATION APPARATUS DESIGN AND DOSIMETRY

FOWE~AKER, A. R.

ELECTRIC BIREFRINGENCE STUDIES OF CARTILAGE PROTEOGLYCAN AGGREGATION

FOX, J. W. C.

RADIOFREQUENCY IN THE OPERATING-THEATRE

FOX, .K. I.

PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF 2,450-MEGAHERTZ MICROWAVES UPON STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS AND


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RAT LYMPHOCYTES IN CELL CULTURE EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ (CW) MICROWAVE RADIATIO

FRACKIN, C. S.


FRAIT, z.

MAGNETIC FIELDS AND ORGANISMS (IN CZECHOSLOVAKIAN)

FRALICK, S.


FRALICK, S. C.


ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPABILITY PROGRA

A SPECTRUM MEASUREMENT/MONITORING CAPABILITY FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNHEN

FRANCIS, C. W.


APPLICATION

FRANCIS, O. B.

STATISTICAL DESCRIPTION OF NEAR ZONE SUURIOUS EMISSION

FRANCC, A. G.

CODING FOR ERROR-FREE COMMUNICATION

FRANEAU, J.

MEASUREMENT OF THE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT AND LOSS OF SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS BY A CAVITY PERTURBATION HETHO

FRANK-KAMENETSKII, D. A.

PLASMA EFFECTS IN SEMICONDUCTORS AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF RADIOWAVES

FRANK, 0. A.

THE HOSPITAL ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE ENVIRONMENT

FRANK, z.

RADIATION HAZARDS FROM MICROWAVE SOURCES WITH MOBILE ANTENNAS: CERTAIN TECHNICAL PROBLEM

INFLUENCE OF PULSED MICROWAVES ON HAEMATOPOIESIS OF ADOLESCENT RATS

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WCRKSHOP ON MAGNETIC-ELECTRIC FIELCS AND ENVIRONMENT

FRASCO, L, A,


FRASER, A,

EM EMISSION AT MICRON WAVELENGTHS FROM ACTIVE NERVE


FRAT'!'ALI, V.


FRAZER, J,

'!'HE EFFECTS OF 19 MEGACYCLE IRRADIATION ON MICE AND RATS

FRAZER, J, W,

THE EFFECT OF 1,6 GHZ RADIATION ON NEUROTRANSMITTERS IN DISCRETE AREAS OF THE RAT BRAI


INTERACTION OF EM FIELDS WITH MAN AND EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS

GHOSTS AND WITCHCRAFT IN RF MEASUREMENTS OR POWER ABSORPTION MEASUREMENTS IN HF FIELD

ELEC!RCMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY OF CARDIAC PACEMAKER

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY OF CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

A COMPARISON OF THERMAL AND RADIO-FREQUENCY EXPOSURE EFFECTS ON TRACE METAL CONTENT OF BLOOD PLASMA

~ND LIVER CELL FRACTIONS OF RODENT

DISCUSSION PAPER: RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY OF MOLECULAR SPECIES DURING EXPOSURE TO 100-MHZ RADIO-FREQUENCY

FIELC

NEUROTRANSMITTER CONTENT OF MOUSE BRAIN AFTER INACTIVATION BY MICROWAVE HEATING

~HERMAL RESPONSES TO HIGH-FREQUENCY EMR FIELD

CYTOLOGIC ASPECT OF RF RADIATION IN THE MONKEY

CARDIAC PULSE GENERATORS AND EM INTERFERENCE

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EVALUATION OF OPTICAL RADIATION HAZARDS

FRED, R. K.

THE EIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ULTRASOUND

FREDERICK, C, L.

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY ON MA

EFFECTS OF EM ENERGY ON THE ENVIRONMENT--A SUMMARY REPT.

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY ON THE ENVIRONMENT - A SUMMARY REPORT

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY ON MAN

FREE, W. R.

ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE MEASUREMENT METHODOLOGY, COMMUNICATION EQUIPMEN


FREEEOP.N, J. P.

EFFECT OF RADIOFREQUENCY FIELDS ON THE ZETA POTENTIAL OF A COLLOIDAL SUSPENSIO

FREEtrlAN, M. S.

CORRECTION FOR PHOSPHAR BACKSCATTERING IN ELECTRON SCINTILLATION SPECTROMETRY

FREEMAN, R. D.

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE THAT ABNORMAL EARLY VISUAL EXPERIENCE CAN MODIFY THE HUMAN BRAIN

FRENCH, R. C.

REVERSAL OF COLD-INDUCED DORMANCY OF UREDOSPORES BY MICROWAVE AND INFRARED IRRADIATIO

FRENKEL, S. R.

CHANGES IN METABOLISM OF NITROGENOUS SUBSTANCES IN ANIMAL NERVE TISSUE SUBJECTED TO AN EM FIELD OF UH

FRENKEL', I. D.

INFLUENCE OF PELOTHERAPY AND MICROWAVES ON THE FUNCTIONAL CONDITION OF THE ADRENAL CORTEX OF PEPTIC

ULCER PATIENTS

FREY, A.


SURVEY

PANEL DISCUSSION II: FUTURE NEEDS IN. RESEARCH ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFEtTS OF MICROWAVE AND R. F.

RADIATION

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70WARDS A MODEL OF THE ELECTROSENSOBY SYSTEM IN THE FIS

SCME EFFECTS ON HUMAN SUBJECTS OF UHF RADIATION

BIOLOGICAL FUNCTION AS INFLUENCED BY LOW POWER MODULATED RF ENERG

HUMAN PERCEPTION OF ILLUMINATION WITH PULSED UHF EM ENERGY

BIOLOGICAL FUNCTION AS INFLUENCED BY LOW-POWER MODULATED RF-ENERGY

ON THE PENETRATION OF UHF ENERGY THROUGH THE HEAD

PULSE MODULATED UHF ENERGY ILLUMINATION OF THE HEART ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGE IN HEART RAT

HUMAN PERCEPTION OF ILLUMINATION WITH PULSED ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERG

HUMAN AUDITORY SYSTEM RESPONSE TO MODULATED ELECTRCMAGNETIC ENERG

AUDITORY SYSTEM RESPONSE TO RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY

BEHAVIORAL BIOPHYSIC

BRAIN STEM EVOKED RESPONSES ASSOCIATED WITY LOW-INTENSITY PULSED UHF ENERG

BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY

AVOIDANCE BY RATS OF ILLUMINATION WITH LOW POWER NONIONIZING EM ENERGY


HUMAN AUDITORY SYSTEM RESPOJSE TO MODULATED EM ENERGY

AUDITORY SYSTEM RESPONSE TO RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY


BRAIN STEM EVOKED RESPONSES ASSOCIATED WITH LOW-INTENSITY PULSED UHF ENERG

tIFFERENTIAL BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF PULSED AND CONTINUOUS EM FIELDS AND MECHANISMS OF EFFEC

THE NATURE OF ELECTROSENSING IN THE FIS

BEHAVIORAL BIOPHYSIC

EM EMISSION AT MICRON WAVELENGTHS FROM ACTIVE NERVE

A RESTRAINT DEVICE FOR CATS IN AN UHF EM ENERGY PIEL


HOMAN RESPONSE TO VERY-LOW-FREQUENCY EM ENERGY

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HUnAN AUDITORY SYSTEM RESPONSE TO LOWER POWER DENSITY, PULSE MODULATED, EM ENERGY: A SEARCH FOR

"l~CHANISM

CARDIAC AND NEURAL EFFECTS OF RADAR WAVELENGTH


FREY, B.


FREY, J.

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT AND MICROWAVE DIODES

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT ANO MICROWAVE DIODES

WHAT,S AHEAD FOR MICROWAVES

FREYMAN, R. W.

EFFECTS OF MHZ-800 ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ON BODY WEIGHT ACTIVITY, HEMATOPOIESIS AND LIFE SPAN IN

MIC

EFFECTS OF 800-MHZ EHR ON BODY WEIGHT, ACTIVITY, HEMATOPOIESIS AND LIFE SPAN IN MIC

FRICKER, S. J,


FRIEDENBERG, Z, B,

ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AND OXYGEN TENSION

ELECTRICAL FRACTURE HEALING

HEALING OF NONUNION OF THE MEDIAL MALLEOLUS BY MEANS OF DIRECT CURRENT: A CASE REPT,

!REA!MENT OF NONUNION WITH CONSTANT DIRECT CURRENT

FRIEDENTHAL, E.

EPFECTS OF MICROWAVE-INDUCED LOCAL HYPERTHERMIA ON MAMMARY ADENOCARCINOMA IN C3H MIC

FRIEDMAN, H,

BIOMAGNETIC STRESSOR EFFECTS IN PRIMATES


FILTERED VERSUS UNFILTERED RF ENERGY FOR NERVE STIMULATION

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REVIEW OF THE WORK CONDUCTED AT TULANE U.--INVESTIGATIONS OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE

!FRADIA7!0

A~HUAL PROGRESS REPT.-1958, INVESTIGATIONS OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

FRIEDMAN, M.

EMISSION OF INTENSE MICROWAVE RADIATION FROM AN AUTOMODULATED RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON BEA

FRIEND, A. W., JR.

LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD INDUCED CHANGES IN THE SHAPE AND MOTILITY OF AMOEBA

LOW FREQUENCIES, MOTILE CELLS, MEASUREMENTS AND MODELS, PART I (THE EFFECTS OF LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC

FIELDS ON AMOEBAE AND THEIR USES AS TOOLS FOR STUDYING CELLULAR STRUCTURE)

FRIGC, N. J.

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE (EMP) ON THE SUPERVISARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT OF A POWER SYSTE

FRISClI, A.


FROHLICH, H.

POSSIBILITIES OF LONG- AND SHORT-RANGE ELECTRIC INTERACTIONS OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

EVIDENCE FOR COLLECTIVE MAGNETIC EFFECTS IN AN ENZYME LI~ELIHOOD OF ROOM TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTIVE

HGICN

THE EXTRAORDINARY DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS AND THE ACTION OF ENZYME

CIELECTRIC PROPERTIES AND MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES FOR BIOMOLECULE

ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF LYSOZYME AND OTHER BIOMOLECULE

RESONANT GROWTH RATE RESPONSE OF YEAST CELLS IRRADIATED BY WEAK MICROWAVE

FROHlICK, E. D.

ALTERED RENOPRESSOR RESPONSE-PATTERN TO ENDOTOXIN RADIATED WITH RADIO-FREQUENCY ENERG

F'ROLCV, A. F.

EFFECT OF STATIC ELECTRICITY ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM UNDER THE CONDITIONS PREVAILING IN THE CITY OF

FRUNZE (IN RUSSIAN

FR CM ME, 11. L •


DAT . PSEUDOSUBSTRATE BINDING TO RIBONUCLEASE DURING EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATION AT 1.70 AND 2.45 GHZ

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RESEARCH DATA ON THE STANDARDIZATION OF EM FIELDS IN THE SHORT AND ULTRASHORT WAVE RANGE

CHANGES IN CERTAIN PROTECTIVE REACTIONS OF AN ORGANISM UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF SW IN EXPERIMENTAL AND

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GASKILL, J. W.

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INTERACTION BETWEEN A LINEARLY POLARIZED ELECTROMAGNETIC PLANE AND A DOUBLE SPHERICAL SHELL

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GROWTH .AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEONATAL MICE EXPOSED TO HIGH-FREQUENCY EM FIELDS

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GAUG!R, J. R.

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GAYDUK, V. I.

EFFECT OF LOW-INTENSITY MILLIMETER RADIATION OF GAMMA- RESONANCE SPECTRUMS OP HEMOGLOBI

GEACINTOV, N. E.

ORIENTATION AND LINEAR DICHROISM OF CHLOROPLASTS AND SUB- CHLOROPLAST FRAGMENTS ORIENTED IN AN

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PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON OCULAR EFFECTS OF HIGH-POWER, CONTINUOUS CO2 LASER RADIATIO

RADIATION EFFECTS ON THE EYE

GEILKER, C. D.

SOME STATISTICS OF THE DOSE-RESPONSE CURVE FOR RADIUM WORKER

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THE EFFECTS OF SUPERHIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELDS (SHF-EMF) ON THE BODY

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CHARACTERISTICS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION PROK GAP-TYPE SPARK DISCHARGES ON ELECTRIC POWER

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GAMHA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID METABOLISM IN RATS FOLLOWING MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

GERS'IEN, J. W.

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE DIATHERMY ON THE PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION AND ON TISSUE TEMPERATURE IN KA

THE EFFECTS OF DIATHERMY ON THE PLOW OF BLOOD IN THE EXTREMITIES

GER'ISIK, K. A.

PROTECTION FROM ELECTRIC FIELDS AND AERO-IONS AT EXTRAHIGH-VOLTAGE DC ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION LINE

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BCNE MARROW APLASIA (IN RUSSIAN)

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ANALYSIS OF MODELS FOR THE STUDY OF INTERACTION BETWEEN EM FIELDS AND BIOLOGICAL TISSUES TO EVALUATE

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EFFECTS OF THE SURROUNDINGS ON EM-POWER ABSORPTION IN LAYERED-TISSUE MEDIA

EFFECTS OF THE SURROUNDINGS ON ELECTROMAGNETIC-POWER ABSORPTION IN LAYERED-TISSUE

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EFFECT OF VARIOUS EM FIELDS ON THE REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OP CHICKENS


INFLUENCE OF LOW-LEVEL ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELCS ON THE GROWTH OF YOUNG CHICKEN

CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE OF CHICKS AND RATS TO EM FIELD

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THE EFFECT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS ON HUMAN PERFORMANCE: A PRELIMINARY STUDY

GIDYNSKI, A.

HEALTH SURVEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES, PART I: THEORETICAL


HEALTH SUP.VEILLANCE OF PERSONNEL OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES, PART II: FUNCTIONAL

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GIEBHAR'I, G, D,


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GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS OP TOWER ANTENNAS FOR BROADCAST USE

GILlARC, J,

STUDY OP THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS bF HiPERFREQUENCY RADIATION OF LOW POWER DENSITIES (IN FRENCH

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STUDY OF THE MICROWAVE-INDUCED PERTURBATIONS OF THE BEHAVIOUR BY THE OPEN-FIELD TEST INTO THE WHITE RA A1809

GILLENWATEB, J, Y,

ALTERED RENOPRESSOR RESPONSE-PATTERN TO ENDOTOXIN RADIATED WITH RADIO-FREQUENCY ENERG

GILLl:SPIE, L.

MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS UNDER REPRODUCIBLE DOSIMETRIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION

GILLFSPIE, L. J,

EFFECT OF 2450-MHZ MICROWAVES ON THE RADIATION RESPONSE OF X-IRRADIATED CHINESE HAMSTERS

EFFECT OF 2450-MHZ MICROWAVES ON THE RADIATION RESPONSES OF X-IRRADIATED CHINESE HAMSTER

GILLIS, M. F,


GI1110RE, J. F.

MEASUREMENTS OF DIELECTRIC MATERIALS WITH THE PRECISION SLOTTED LIN

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RESPONSES OF THE MOUSE TO MICROWAVE RADIATION DURING ESTROUS CYCLE AND PREGNANC

ENVIRONMENTALLY CONTROLLED WAVEGUIDE IRRADIATICN FACILIT


ARE MICROWAVES TERATOGENIC?

GINZBURG, D. A.

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC DATA OBTAINED DURING LONG EXPOSURE TO EM RADIO FREQUENCY FIELDS

GIROUX, M.

MICROWAVE INSTRUl1ENTATION BASED ON FREQUENCY PERTURBATION TECHNIQUES

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THE POTENTIAL OF SATELLITE SOLAR POWER

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EIGH!H SUPPLEMENT TO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REPORTED BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENA ('EFFECTS') AND CLINICAL

MANIFESTATIONS ATTRIBUTED TO MICROWAVE AND RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATION

DETERMINATION AND ELIMINATION OF HAZARDOUS MICROWAVE FIELDS ABOARD NAVAL SHIP

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EIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE RADIATION: A REVIEW OF SELECTED SOVIET, EAST

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THE SLEEP PROCESS OF RABBITS EXPOSED TO LOW INTENSITY NONIONIZING EMR. I. DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOG

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REPORTED BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENA (EFFECTS) , AND CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS ATTRIBUTED TO

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SIXTH SUPPLEMENT TO: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REPORTED BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENA ('EFFECTS') AND CLINICAL


BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REPORTED BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENA AND CLINICAL MANIFESTINGS ATTRIBUTED TO MICROWAVE AND

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REPORTED BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENA AND CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS ATTRIBUTED TO MICROWAVE AND

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INTERNATIONAL TRENDS IN EMR BIOEFFECTS RESEARCH


MICROWAVE AND RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATIO

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GLASS, R. I.

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GLAVIN, G. B.

BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN ADULT RATS EXP~SED TO ELF MAGNETIC FIELD

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MICROWAVE AND RADIOFREQUENCY SPECTROSCOPY

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STATE OF THE BLOOD SYSTEM UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF SHF FIELDS OF VARIOUS INTENSITIES AND IN RADIOWAVE

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GRACHEVA, G. G.

ELECTRIC IMPULSE THERAPY OF IMPOTENCE (IN RUSSIAN)

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IMPACT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY EM FIELDS ON SOIL ARTHROPODS. ONGOING STUDIES AT THE WISCONSIN TEST

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IMPACT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS ON SOIL ARTHROPODS

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DEVELOPMENT OF MAGNETIC NEAR-FIELD PROBE

CEVELOPMENT OF MAGNETIC NEAR-FIELD PROBE

DEVELOPMENT OF AN RF NEAR-FIELD EXPOSURE SYNTHESIZER (10 TO 40 MHZ

DEVELOPMENT OF MAGNETIC NEAR-FIELD PROBE

DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN EM NEAR-FIELD SYNTHESIZER

THE NEAR-ZONE MAGNETIC FIELD OF A SMALL CIRCULAR-LOOP ANTENN

A NEW NEAR-ZONE ELECTRIC FIELD-STRENGTH METER

A NEW NEAR-ZONE ELECTRIC-FIELD-STRENGTH METE

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EFFECTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY EM FIELDS ON GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION OF PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM,

PHASE I: CONTINUOUS WAVE

EFFECTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY EM FIELDS ON GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION OF PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALU

EFFECTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS ON PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM

LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF WEAK 45-75 HZ EM FIELDS ON THE SLIME MOLD PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALU

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tIFFEP.ENTIAL EFFECTS OF EM FIELDS IN THE TREATMENT OF NEUROSES AND DEPRESSION

THE USE OF MAGNETIC FIELDS AND ELECTRONIC NOISE FOR THE THERAPY OF INSOMNIA AND NEUROSIS {IN

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ELECTRICAL FIELD DISTRIBUTION IN THE HUMAN BOD

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NEUROENDOCR!NE RESPONSES IN THE RAT AND DOG EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ (CW) MICROWAVE

THE EFFECT OF REPEATED MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON NEONATAL RATS

GOILLETT, R.

THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON FUNCTIONAL MATURATION OF THE RA

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INHIBITION OF EXPERIMENTAL TUMOR GROWTH IN HAMSTERS BY SMALL DIRECT CURRENTS

GUNDAKER, W. E.

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rsE OF A HIGH SPEED COMPUTER FOR THE PRELIMINARY DETERMINATION OF EARTHQUAKE HYPOCENTERS

GUNTER, G.

OBSERVATIONAL EVIDENCE THAT SHORTWAVE RAtIATION GIVES ORIENTATION TO VARIOUS INSECTS MOVING ACROSS

HARC- SURFllCE ROAD

GUPTA, S.

NERVE IN EXCITABLE STATE IN MICROWAVE FIELD

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VARIATION IN THE SURFACE-CHARGE DENSITY OF AN EXCITABLE NERVE MEMBRANE EXPOSED TO OPTICAL RADIATION

GUREVICH, z. S.

EFFECT OF EXPOSURE OF THE THORAX TO SUPERHIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELDS ON CONTRACTILE FUNCTION OF THE HEART

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FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS ANt NEEDS IN BIOLOGIC EM RADIATION RESEARCH

EFFECTS OF PRE-AND POST-NATAL EXPOSURES TO 918 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOR IN

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QUANTITATION OF MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

RF CELL CULTURE IRRADIATION SYSTEM WITH CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND FIELD STRENGTH

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MCCELS OF MAN EXPOSED TO HIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELD

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ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN PERSONS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES (PRELIMINARY REPT.)

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MICROWAVE IRRADIATION DESIGN USING DIELECTRIC LENSE

ARE l'IICROWAVE CATARACTS THERMALLY CAUSED?

USE OF A DIELECTRIC LENS FOR EXPERIMENTAL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF THE EYE


HAGGIS, G. H.

ESTIMATION OF PROTEIN HYDRATION BY DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

HAGMANN, !'I. J.

RADIATORS FOR MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS RESEARCH-- WAVEGUIDE SLOT ARRAY WITH CONSTANT RADIATION

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LOCAL TUMOR HYPERTHERMIA IN COMBINATION WITH RADIATION THERAPY. 1.MALIGNANT CUTANEOUS LESION

SINGLE DOSE X-IRRADIATION AND CONCOMITANT HYPERTHERMIA ON A RADIORESISTANT FIBROSARCOMA IN THE l'IOUS

HAHN, G. M.

HEAT IN TUMOR THERAPY

TUMOR CURE AND CELL SURVIVAL AFTER LOCALIZED RADIOFREQUENCY HEATIN

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EFFECT OF CHRONIC. LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE INCIDENCE OF CATARACT FORMATIO

HAIGHT, F. A.

INDEX TO THE DISTRIBUTIONS OF MATUEMATICAL STATJSTIC

HAINES, G. F.

INDUSTRIAL HEAT EXPOSURES-EVALUATION AND CONTROL

HAKES, S. I:.

INSTRUMENTATION TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING THE EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON INSECTS IN

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HALE, J. R.

EM FORCES AND CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS

HALL, B.

USE OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN THE CONTROL OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN

HALL, D. G.


HALL, L. A.

SURVEY IF ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY MEASUREMENTS ON 16 PURE METALS IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE OTO 273

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HAMBUBGER, A. C.

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HAMB•JRY, H.J.

INTERtISCIPLINARY APPROACHES IN ELECTRICALLY MEDIATED BONE GROWTH STUDIES

HAMER, J.

EFFECT OF LOW-LEVEL, LOW-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON EEG AND BEHAVIOR IN

EFFECT OF LOW- LEVEL, LOW-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON EEG AND BEHAVIOR IN

HAMER, J. R.

EFFECTS OF LOW LEVEL, LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON HUMAN REACTION TIM.

EFFECTS OF LOW LEVEL, LOH FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON HUMAN REACTION TIM

HAMI, D.

MACACA NEMESTRIN

MACACA NEMESTRIN

THE INCREASED EFFECTIVENESS OF CANCER CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS WHEN COMBINED WITH SIMULTANEOUS

MICP.CwAVE IRRADIATIO

HAMID, M.. A. K.

CONTROL OF GRAIN INSECTS BY MICROWAVE POWER.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIONS ON HATCHABILITY AND GROWTH OF TURKEY

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON EGGS, EMBRYOS AND CHICKEN

HAMI!.'ICN, T, C,

QUANTITATIVE EVIDENCE FOR PROTEIN DENATURATION AS THE CAUSE OF THERMAL DEAT

MEASUREMENTS OF CONTRACTION LATENCIES TO MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE PROTOZOAN,

SFIROSTOMUM AM3IGUU

HAMNEP.IUS, Y.

THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON MICROTUBULES AND AXONAL TRANSPORT

HAMRICK, P, E,

THERMAL DENATURATION OF DNA EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ CW MICROWAVE RADIATIO

HUMORAL IMMUNITY OF JAPANESE QUAIL SUBJECTED TO MICROWAVE RADIATION DURING EMBRYOGENY

EXPOSURE OF JAPANESE QUAIL EMBRYOS TO 2.45-GHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION DURING DEVELOPMEN

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EXfOS0FE OF RABBIT ERYTHROCYTES TO MICROWAVE RADIATION

RAT LYMPHOCYTES IN CELL CULTURE EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ (CW) MICROWAVE RADIATIO

EXPOSURE OF BACTERIA TO 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATIO

EXFOSURE OF THE JAPANESE QUAIL EMBRYO TO 2,45 GHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION DURING THE SECOND DAY OF

DE'IELOPMEN

THERMAL DENATURATION OF DNA EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ CW MICROWAVE RADIATIO

EXPOSURE OF BACTERIA TO 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION

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MICROWAVE HEATING PATTERNS IN SIMPLE TISSUE MODELS

TECHNIQUES IN MICROWAVE AND RADIOFREQUENCY HEATING OF TISSUES

HANKIN, N. N.

AN EXAMINATION OF ELECTRIC FIELDS UNDER EHV OVERHEAD POWER TRANSMISSION LINE


NCNIONIZING RADIATION EXPOSURE IN URBAN AREAS OF THE UNITED STATE

AN AUTOMATED MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING ENVIRON- MENTAL RADIOFREQUENCY FIELD INTENSITIE

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AN EVALUATION OF SELECTED SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS AS SOURCES OF ENVIRONMENTAL MICROWAVE

RADIA'IIO

NONIONIZING RADIATION MEASUREMENT CAPABILITIES: STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIE

HANKIN, N. N •

NONIONIZING RADIATION MEASUREMENT CAPABILITIES-STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES-EPA-520/2-73-001

HANLON, J. J.

FEDERAL RESPONSIBILITY IN RADIOLOGICAL HEALT

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CONTINUOUS MONITOR OF DANGEROUS LEVELS OF MICROWAVE POWER

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METHOD OND APPARATUS FOR DETERMINING NEAR-FIELD ANTENNA PATTERNS

HANSEN, R. C.

CIRCULAR-APERTURE AXIAL POWER DENSITY

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EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS OF HYPERTHERMIA APPLIED TO THE TREATMENT OF CANCER WITH SPECIAL

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MICROWAVE OVEN LEAKAGE: FEDERAL REGULATIONS SOON

HARDING, W. B.

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HAP.tINGHAM, T. E.


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HARDY, J. t.

MEASUREMENT OF SOME THERMAL PROPERTIES OF HUMAN TISSUE

HEAT LOSS FROM THE NUDE BODY AND PERIPHERAL BLOOD FLOW AT TEMPERATURES OF 22 TO 35 DEGREES

HARtY, R.

USE OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN THE CONTROL OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN

HARLEY, J. H.

SAMPLING AND MEASUREMENT OF AIRBORNE DAUGHTER PRODUCTS OF RADO

HARLO'ii, M. C.

HEALING OF NONUNION OF THE MEDIAL MALLEOLUS BY MEANS OF DIRECT CURRENT: A CASE REPT.

HAR11AN, J.

HEAT IN 11ALE CONTRACEPTION (HOT WATER 60 DEGREES CELSIUS, INFRARED, 11ICROWAVE, AND ULTRASOUND

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FAST FIXATION OF BRAIN IN SITU BY HIGH INTENSITY MICROWAVE IRRADIATION: APPLICATION TO NEUROCHE11ICAL

S'IUtIES

HARNISH, T. D.

THE PSYCHOLOGIC CONSEQUENCES OF EXPOSURE TO HIGH DENSITY PULSED EM ENERG

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A REVIEW OF IN-LINE RF POWER METERS FOR USE WITH ULTRASONIC INSTRUMENTATION, (FDA) 73-8030, BRH/DEP

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HARRINGTON, D. B,

~LECTRICAL STIMULATION OF RNA AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN THE FROG ERYTHROCYTE

HARRIS, A, J,

CHANGES IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD FLOW PRODUCED BY SHORT-WAVE DIATHERM

HARRIS, C.


STUDY O? THE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION ON RABBIT


HARRIS, G. R,

SURVEY OF USE AND PERFORMANCE OF ULTRASONIC THERAPY EQUIPMENT IN PINELLAS COUNTY, FLA,

SURVEY OF USE AND PERFORMANCE OF ULTRASONIC: THERAPY EQUIPMENT IN PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA, (FDA)

73-8039

HARRIS, J. Y.

ELECTRONIC PRODUCT INVENTORY STUDY, BRH/DEP 70-29 SELECTED NONMEDICAL ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS FOR

COM~ERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES, BRH/DEP 70-3

HARRIS, P,

SOVIET JAMMING PROMPTS NEW HEALTH QUESTION

EFF!CTS OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION GIVEN PRIORITY STATUS BY CONGRES

HARRIS, P. A,

MICROWAVE THERAPY EXPERIMENTS WITH B-16 MORINE MELANOMA

HARRIS, R, F.


RESFONSE OF PLANTS AND SOIL MICROORGANISMS TO EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD

HARRIS, W. F.


AFPlICATION

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HARTELL, W. K.

PROJECT SANGUINE'S ENVIRONMENTAL COMPATIBILITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM

HAR'IMAN, F.

THE PA'IHOLOGY OF HYPERPYREXIA

HAR'IMUTH, VON LUDWIG

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HARTZElL, R. H.

THE EFFECT OF 1.6 GHZ RADIATION ON NEUROTRANSMITTERS IN DISCRETE AREAS OF THE RAT BRAI


ORIENTATION EFFECTS ON MICROWAVE-INDUCED HYPERTHERMIA AND NEUROCHEMICAL CORRELATE

HARVEY, M. E.

PRECISION TEMPERATURE-CONTROLLED WATER BAT

HARWARD, E. D.

RADIOACITIV!TY FROM FOSSIL-FUEL AND NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (REPRINT FROM ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF


HASE?.OOK, A. H.

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AURAL GLIDE SLOPE CUES: THEIR EFFECT ON PILOT PERFORMANCE DURING IN FLIGHT SIMULATED ILS INSTRUMENT

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HASEMAN, J. K.

THE TRANSMISSION OF REFLEXES IN THE SPINAL CORD OF CATS DURING DIRECT IRRADIATION WITH MICROWAVE

HASHISH, E.

AN UPPER BOUND ON COEFFICIENT OF TRANSMISSION OF MICROWAVE LEAKAGE INTO BIOLOGICAL TISSUE

HASSLER, C.R.


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ESTIMATION OF PROTEIN HYDRATION BY DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

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1HE EFFECT OF PULSED, SHORT WAVES ON ALVEOLAR HEALING

HAUEE?., M. E. 'I'.

~HE EFFECT CF RADAR ON CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

HAUF, G.

RESEARCH ON THE EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL POWER INDUSTRY FIELDS ON MA

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BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF TECHNICAL ELECTRIC AND EM VLF FIELDS

EFFECTS OF 50 HZ ALTERNATING FIELDS ON HUMANS

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IN?LUENCE OF 50 HZ ALTERNATING ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON HUMAN BEINGS

HAUSE, L. G.


INSERTION LOSS OF A BRICK WALL AT UH

HAUSER, S. S.

EFFECT OF ELECTRIC FIELDS ON GROWTH RATE OF EMBRYONIC CHICK TIBIAE IN VITR

HAWKINS, R. A.

EOCUSSED MICROWAVE RADIATION: A TECHNIQUE TO MINIMIZE POST.MORTEM CHANGES OF CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES, DOPA


HAilKINS, T. D.

INTERACTION OF MICROWAVE FREQUENCY AND POLARIZATION WITH ANIMAL SIZE

SOME BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATICN IN THE RA

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SCATTERED ftICROiAVE FIELDS NEAR A FINITE, PLANAR, DIELECTRIC SLAB

HAZARES OF NONIONIZING ELEC?ROMAGNETIC RADIATION

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

HAZLETON LABORATO?.IES, INC.

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HEALER, H. J.

FEDERAL PROG?.~M ON 3IOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRCMAGNETIC ENERG

HEALER, J.

CITATION INDEX FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGE REPORTS ON BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC

F!ElD

REVIEW OF STUDIES OF PEOPLE OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATIO

SCME BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATIO

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY EM FIELDS (WITH SPECIAL ANALYTICAL AIDS)

HEALY, M. J. R.


HEARON, J. z.


HEATH, J.

!NTERFERENC! HAZARDS WITH AUSTRALIAN NON-COMPETITIVE ("DEMAND") PACEMAKER

HEATCN, A. G.


HE DENI US, P.

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THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE CN FUNCTICNAL MATURATION OF THE RA

HEIB:El, .J. T.

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HEIM, ll. C.

EIO~EDICAL EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO EMR, PART II: BIOMEDICAL EFFECTS ON THE EYE FROM EXPOSURE TO

MICROWAVES AND IONIZING RADIATION

BIOMEDICAL EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION PART II BIOMEDICAL EFFECTS ON THE EYE

EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES AND IONIZING RADIATIO

HEIMER, G.

NEW TECHNIQUES FOR MICROWAVE RADIATION HAZARD MONITORING

HEIMER, G. M.



HEINRICH, K. F.

X-RAY PROBE WITH COLLIMATION OF THE SECONDARY BEAM

HEINRICH, K. F. J.

COUNT DISTRIBUTION AND PRECISION IN X-RAY FLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS

HEIFLE, T. W.

SOME BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION IN THE RA

HEll:ER, J. H.

NON-THERMAL EFFECTS OF RADIO FREQUENCY IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

A NEi FHYSICAL METHOD OF CREATING CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATION

EFFECT OF RADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS ON THE ELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITY OF SOME COLLOID

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NCN-THERMAL HAZARDS OF EXPOSURES TO RADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS: MICROWAVE STUDIES

WAKE-UP WAVES BEING USED ON BULBS

EFFECT OF RADIOFP.EQUENCY FIELDS ON THE ZETA POTENTIAL OF A COLLOIDAL SUSPENSIO

THE BEHAVIOR OF UNICELLULAR O~GANISMS IN AN EM FIELD

NON-THERMAL HAZARDS OF EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY FIELDS. MICROWAVE STUDIE

A NEW PHYSICAL METHOD OF CREATING CHROMOSONAL ABERRATIONS

THE BEHAVIOR OF UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS IN AN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIEL

HELLER, S.

THE INFLUENCE OF EM WAVES ON THE COURSE OF AN INFECTION WITH NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS IN CHICK EMBRYO

!RACHEAL ORGAN CULTURES (IN GERMAN

HELL IR, S. J.


HELLMAN, K. B.


A 'REVIEW OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND POTENTIAL RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION AS USED IN

CENTISTR

HENDERSON, H. M.

EFFECT OF 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON HORSERADISH PEROXIDASE

HENDREN, W. H.

EM FORCES AND CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS

HENDRICX, J. C. M.

P?-ELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OP LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION ON SPONTANEOUS MOTOR

ACTIVITY IN RAT

HENN EBE:RG, G.

EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF EM WAVES ON THE REACTIVITY OF CELLS AND TISSUES. IV. COMMUNICATION:

EFFECT OF IRRADIATION WITH RED-LIGHT AND MICROWAVES ON THE REACTIVITY OF THE CHORIOALIANTOIC MEMBRAN

THE INFLUENCE OF Etl WAVES ON THE COURSE OF AN INFECTION WITH NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS IN CHICK EMB~YO

TP.ACBEAL ORGAN CULTURES (IN GERMAN

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STUDIES OF BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS FROM HIGH-POWER HF EAND TRANSMITTER

RADih~ION HAZARDS CAUSED BY HIGH-POWER, HIGH-FREQUENCY FIELDS

HENRICUES, f. C.

STUDIES OF THERMAL INJURY

HENTCN, 'ii. W.

FREE-OPERANT AVOIDANCE AND ESCAPE FROM MICROWAVE RADIATIO

MICROWAVE ABSORPTION AND TASTE AVERSION AS A FUNCTION OF 915 MHZ RADIATIO

HEPPNER, F. H.

EFFECTS OF A FIELD FREE SPACE ON THE CIRCttDIAN ACTIVITY RHYTHM OF THE HOUSE SPARROW, PASSER DOMESTICU

CCMMUNICATION IN BIRD FLOCKS: AN EM MODEL

CIRCADIAN ACTIVITY RHYTHM INFLUENCED BY NEAR ZERO MAGNETIC FIELD

HERCHENRCECER, P.


HERGEN~OEDER, K.


HERMAN, B. A.



73-8039

HERl1A N, W.


EM PROBE WITH FIBER OPTIC TELEMETRY SYSTEM

HERMAll, W. A.

CALORIMETRIC CALIBRATION METHOD FOR A COMMERCIAL POWER MONITOR FOR USE WITH HIGH POWER !1ICROWAVE

GENERATORS, (FDA} 73-8010, BRH/DEP 73-


PRECISE MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY CALIBRATION METHOD USING THE POWER EQUATION TECHNIQUE

____ QJ.ORI!1ETRIC CALIBRATION METHOD FOR A COMMERCIAL POWER MONITOR FOR USE WITH HIGH POWER MICROWAVE

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~EASURE~ENT OF POWER DENSITY FROM MARINE RADA

PRECISE MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY CALIBRATION METHOD USING THE POWER EQUATION TECHNIQUES

HERRICK, J.

PEARL CHAIN FORMATION

HEP.RICK, J. F.

CERTAIN EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON A PULSED CIATHERMY MACHINE

THE HEATING EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES WITH AND WITHOUT ISCHEMIA

THE EFFECTS OF DIATHER~Y ON THE FLOW OF BLOOD IN THE EXTREMITIES

CERTAIN PHYSIOLOGIC AND PATHOLOGIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES

PROBLEMS WHICH ARE CHALLENGING INVESTIGATORS IN MED.

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE DIATHERMY ON THE PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION AND ON TISSUE TEMPERATURE IN MA

HERTERT, R. S.


HETT! NGER, G.

IMPROVED NAI SCINTILLATION SPECTROMETER FOR THE STUDY OF'CONTINUOUS X-RAY SPECTR

HEUSINKVELI:, R. S.

PROSPECTS FOR HYPERTHERMIA IN HUMAN CANCER THERAPY, PART I: HYPERTHERMIC EFFECTS IN MAN AND

SPONTANEOUS ANIMAL TUMOR

HE WI 'IT, H. S •

~IDESAND MICROWAVE SPECTRAL SURVEILLANCE AND EMITTER FINGERPRINTING WITH A HIGH

FBOBABILITY-OF-!NTERCEPT COMPRESSIVE RECEIVE

THE MICROSCAN INTERCEPT AND ANALYSIS SYSTEM

HEYNICK, L. N.

A MICROWAVE EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR PRIMATES

.~ HICKS, R. A.

AN EFFECT OF SHORT ELECTRIC WAVES ON DIPHTHERIA TOXIN INDEPENDENT OF THE HEAT FACTO

HIE EE RT, A. L.

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AN ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY PROGRAM FOR THE 1970S

HILA!US, B. S.

THE USE OF !ODIOE-125 FOR INTERSITIAL IMPLANT

HILL, D. H.

MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY ABSORPTION IN A SPHERICAL MULTILAYERED MODEL OF THE HEAD

HILL, J. S.

AIRBORNE (0.4 TO 10 GHZ) ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT SURVEY OF U.S.A. URBAN AREA

'IEST PLAN AND PRELIMINARY REPORT OF AIRBORNE ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT SURVEY OVER USA URBAN AREAS

0.4 'IO 18.0 GH

HILlIER, '!'. M.

ELECTRICAL BONE-GROWTH STIMULATION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF DELAYED UNIO

HILLS, G. A.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIONS ON HATCHABILITY AND GROWTH OF TURKEY

HINDIN, H. J.

DO YOU P.EAR WHAT I HEAR?

NEW THEORY PROPOSED FOR HEARING MICROWAVES

MICROWAVES PROBE FOR CANCER CELLS

HINES, H. M.


POSSIBLE INDUSTRIAL _HAZARDS IN THE USE OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO


HIRAM INE, N.

HARMFUL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE BONE MARROW

HIROSE, F.


HIP.CSE, 'I.

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!HE USE OF BIOLOGICAL SIMULANTS IN ESTIMATING THE DOSE OF MICROWAVE ENERG

MICP.OnAVE CATARAC!S--A CASE REPT. REEVALUATED

BILATERAL LENTICULAR OPACITIES OCCURRING IN A TECHNICIAN OPERATING A MICROWAVE GENERATO

THE USE OF BIOLOGICAL SIMULANTS IN ESTIMATING THE DOSE OP MICROWAVE ENERG

ABSENCE OF ~M PULSE EFFECTS ON MONKEYS AND DOGS

PROCEEDINGS OF THE TECHNICAL COORDINATION CONFERENCE ON EMR BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS, JULY 197

HIRSCH, S. E,

EFFECTS OF REPEATED MICROWAVE IRRADIATIONS TO THE ALBINO RABBIT EYE

INVESTIGATION OF SINGLE-EXPOSURE MICROWAVE OCULAR EFFECTS AT 3COO MHZ

HISH, D. !1.

EM SUSCEPTIBILITY OP HEART PACEMAKERS TEST RESULTS

RITNEY, H. V.

THE EFFECT OF THE EVAPORATION DUCT CN MICROWAVE PROPAGATIO

HJEF.ESEN, r:. L.

EFFECTS OP ELECTRIC FIELDS ON LARGE ANIMALS: A FEASIBILITY STUDY


HO, B,

THE RELATION OF DOSE RATE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION TO THE TIME OF DEATH AND TOTAL ABSORBED DOSE IN THE

r-ious

HO, H. S.

ENERGY ABSORPTION PATTERNS IN CIRCULAR TRIPLE-LAYERED TISSUE CYLINDERS EXPOSED TO PLANE WAVE SOURCE

A MICROWAVE DOSIMETRY SYSTEM FOR ~EASURED SAMPLED INTEGRAL-DOSE RAT


HEAT-DISSIPATION RATE OF MICE AFTER MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO


DEPENDENCE OF TOTAL AND DISTRIBUTED ABSORBED MICROWAVE ENERGY UPON SIZE AND ORIENTATION OF RAT

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MICROWAVE IRRADIATION DESIGN USING DIELECTRIC LENSE

MICROlAVE INDUCED AVOIDANCE BEHAVIOR IN THE MOUSE


CONTINUATION

DEVELOPMENT OF DOSIMETRY FOR RF AND MICROWAVE RADIATION - I: DOSIMETRIC QUANTITIES FOR RF AND

MICRO-AVE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

DEVELOPMENT OF DOSIMETRY FOR RF AND MICROWAVE RADIATION - II: CALCULATIONS OF ABSORBED DOSE

DISTRIBUTIONS IN TWO SIZES OF MUSCLE-EQUIVALENT SPHERE

DEVELOPMENT OF DOSIMETRY FOR RF AND.MICROWAVE RADIATION - III: DOSE RATE DISTRIBUTION IN TISSUE

SFHERES DUE TO MEASURED SPECTRA OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PLANE WAV

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DOSE RATE AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION RATE IN MICE CONFINED IN A SMALL HOLDER DURING EXPOSURE TO 2450 MHZ

MICROWAVE RADIATIO

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DISTRIBUTIONS IN TWO SUZES OF MUSCLE-EQUIVALENT SPHERE

CONTRAST OF DOSE DISTRIBUTION !N PHANTOr. HEADS DUE TO APERTURE AND PLANE WAVE SOURCE

DOSE RATE DISTRIBUTION IN TRIPLE-LAYERED DIELECTRIC CYLINDER WITH IRREGULAR CROSS SECTION IRRADIATED

BY PLANE WAVE SOURCE

RESPCNSES OF THE MOUSE TO MICROWAVE RADIATION DURING ESTROUS CYCLE AND PREGNANC

RF CAVITY IRRAVIATION DOSIMETRY

ENVIRONMENTALLY CONTROLLED WAVEGUIDE IRRADIATION FACILIT

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RADIATION BIO-EFFECTS SUMMARY REPT., JAN.-DEC. 196

HODGE, D. M. (EDITOR)

RADIATION BIO-EF!ECTS SUMMARY REPORT JANUARY-DECEMBER 1970

HOEFT, L. O.

MICROWAVE HEATING: A STUDY OF THE CRITICAL EXPOSURE VARIABLES FOR MAN AND EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL

HOPF, A• J.



HOFF, R. J.

ELECTRCMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY STANDARD FOR MEDICAL DEVICES MDS-201-000

AN EMC STANDARD FOR MEDICAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES

HOFFART, H. M.

EMC AND RADIATION HAZARDS

HOFFMAN, A. A.



ANTI-HIJACKING EFFORTS AND CARDIAC PACEMAKERS - REPORT OP A CLINICAL STUDY

EFFECT OF AN ACTIVE MAGNETOMETER ON PERMANENTLY IMFLAMTED PACEMAKER

EFFECT OF AN ACTIVE-MAGNETOMETER ON PERMANENTLY IMPLANTED PACEMAKER

ANTI-HIJACKING EFFORTS AND CARDIAC FACEMAKERS--REPORT OF A CLINICAL STUDY

HOFFMAN, D. W.

AN EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION LINES

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THE EFFECTS OF NON-THERMAL RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION ON HUMAN LYl'IPHOCYTES IN VITRO

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THE USE OF IODINE-125 FOR INTERSITIAL IMPLANT

THE USE OF IODINE-125 FOR INTERSTITIAL IMPLANT

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ANTI-HIJACKING EFFORTS AND CARDIAC PACEMAKERS--REPORT OF A CLINICAL STUDY




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REPORT ON MOBILE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS TAKEN WITH RECEIVING ANTENNA 10 FEET ABOVE GROUND- NEW

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INSTRUMENTS AND TECHNIQUES OF SOUND MEASUREMENT

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EFFECT OF THE CHRONIC APPLICATION OF EM MICROWAVE FIELDS ON THE FUNCTION AND MORPHOLOGY OF THE

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INTERACTION BETWEEN MICROWAVE AND MILLIMETER-WAVE EM FIE~DS AND BIOLOGIC SYSTEMS: MOLECULAR MECHANISM

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION AT THE CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR LEVEL

ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS UNDERLYING BIOLOGICAL INTERACTION WITH EM RADIATIO

~CLECULAR MECHANISMS FOR MICROWAVE ABSORPTION IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

THE ATTENUATION FUNCTION FOR BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS AT MILLIMETER AND FAR-INFRARED WAVELENGTHS

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REVIEW OF THE WORK CONDUCTED AT STATE U. OF IOWA

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WHY THE DOUBLE STANDARD? A CRITICAL REVIEW OF RUSSIAN WORK ON THE HAZARDS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

THE COMPATIBILITY OF MAN IN THE MICROWAVE ENVIRONMENT

INGRAHAM, S. C., II

RADIUM IN THE HEALING ARTS AND IN INDUSTRY

INNIS, W. E.

ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE OF THE HUMAN BODY FOR HF (2-30 MHZ) BAND {INITIAL RESULTS

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INOUYE, A.

DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF SYNAPTOSOMES ISOLATED FROM RAT BRAIN CORTE

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SAFETY GUIDE FOR THE PREVENTION OF RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION HAZARDS IN THE USE OF ELECTRIC BLASTING

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INFLUENCE OF AN ADDITIONAL MAGNETIC FIELD ON HORNET NEST ARCHITECTUR

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A TI~E-DOMAIN TECHNIQUE FOR MEASUREHENT OF THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCE

ISLES, M.


ISMAILCV, E. SH.

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON ERYTHROCYTE POTASSIUM AND SODIUM ION PERMEABILITY

PHYSICOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS OF THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF MICROWAVE

INFRARED SPECTRA OF ERYTH~OCYTE SHADOWS IN THE REGION OF AMIDE I AND AMIDE II BANDS UNDER MICROWAVE

IRRACIATION (IN ?.OSSIAN

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON ERYTHROCYTE POTASSIUM AND SODIUM ION PERMEABILIT

EFFECT OF SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY EM IRRADIATION ON THE ELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITY OF ERYTHROCYTES (IN

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CH~CMOSOME STUDIES OF RADAR CENTRE STAFF EXPOSED TO EMR (IN ITALIAN)

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ARTIFICIAL VISION PROGRESSE

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REVIEW OF WORK CONDUCTED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA: EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION ON INTERNAL

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THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE EMR ON THE GROWTH OF MAMMALIAN CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE

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CIELECTRIC BEHAVIOUR OF METHYL PALMITATE:EVIDENCE OF RESONANCE ABSORPTIO

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ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF OSTEOGENESIS IN PERIODONTAL DEFECTS

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OVEP.VIEWS ON NONIONIZING RADIATION

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EFFECTS OF 2450 MHZ MICROWAVES ON PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND ON CHROMOSOMES IN CHINESE HAMSTER

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CONTINUATION

CROSSED-B~AM APPARATUS FOR SIMULTANEOUS SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC OBSERVATION AND MICROWAVE EXPOSURE OF

3IOCHEMICAL SAMPLE

JANLI\K, M.



EFFECT OF MICROWAVES OH VIRUS MULTIPLICATION IN MAMMALIAN CELL

INHIBITION OF TUMOR GROWTH IN MICE EY MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMIA, STREPTOLYSIN SAND COLCEMID

EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON CELLS TREATED WITH MEMBRANE-INJURING SUBSTANCES

THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON NORMAL AND NEOPLASTIC CELL


JANKOVICH, J. P,

EFFECTS OF LOW INTENSITY MICROWAVES ON PERFORMANCE

JANNEY, C. D.

THE CONSTRUCTION, CALIBRATION AND USE OF THERMOCOUPLES FOR MEASURING BODY TEMPERATUR

JANSKY, D.

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE RADIO SPECTRUM AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE ENVIRONMEN

JARABAK, J. P.

FCST-SURGICAL MEASURES AND COMPARATIVE CLINICAL ANALYSIS OP ORAL TISSUE RESPONSES TO A TYPE OF EM

EllERG

JARDCN, C. M.

TnE ELECTRICAL ENHANCEMENT OF PERIOSTEAL PROLIFERATION IN NORMAL AND DELAYED FRACTURE HEALING

JARRETT, A. A.

STATISTICAL METHODS USED IN THE MEASUREMENT OF RADIOACITIVITY WITH SOME USEFUL GRAPHS AND NOMOGRAPH

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RADIOFBEQUENCY HEATING OF TUMOURS IN RODENTS

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BADIO WAVES AND LIFE

JAYNES, H. 0.

MICROWAVE PASTEURIZATION OF MILK

JEDRZEJCZAK, W. W.

EFP!CTS OP MICROWAVES ON THE TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR RHYTHM AND TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR URINARY EXCRETION OF

SEVENTEEN HYDROXYCO~TICOIDS AND SEVENTEEN KETOSTERCID

MICROWAVE RADIATION AND OTHER HARMFUL FACTORS OF WORKING ENVIRONMENT IN RADIOLOCATION: METHOD OF

DETERBINATION OF MICROWAVE EFFECT

JELJASZEWICZ, J,

ACUTE STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS IN RABBITS IRRADIATED WITH 3-GHZ MICROWAVE

JENDEN, D. J.


S'IUDI ES

JENKINS, B. M.

ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM CONGESTION INVESTIGATIO


JENNINGS, B. R.


JENSH, R. P.

TERATOGENIC EFFECTS·ON RAT OFFSPRING OF NON-THERMAL CHRONIC PRENATAL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

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THE RADIOFREQUENCY FIELD DISTRIBUTION SURROUNDING COILS FOR INTRAUTERINE DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE

JOGI!I<AR, F. J.

MULTIPLE AND PARTIAL CORRELATION BETWEEN ATMOSPHERIC NOISE LEVELS AT DIFFERENT FREQUENCIE

JOHLEB, J. R.

ZONAL HARMONICS IN LOW FREQUNCY TERRESTRAIL KADIO WAVE PROPAGATION

ATTENUATION OF THE GROUND WAVE OF A LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC PULS

JOHN, J.


JOHNSCN, C. C,


CCMPARISON OF THE AVERAGE SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE IN THE ELLIPSOIDAL CONDUCTOR AND DIELECTRIC MODELS

OF HU~ANS AND MONKEYS AT RADIO FREQUENCIE


ANSI CO~MITTEE C-95 COMMENTS ON: "RESEARCH NEEDS FOR ESTABLISHING A RADIO FREQUENCY EMR SAFETY

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LCNG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF A PROLATE SPHEROID HODEL OF HA



LIQUID CRYSTAL FIBEROPTIC TEMPERATURE PROBE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF EM POWER ABSORPTION IN TISSU

NONIONIZING ELECTRIMAGNETIC WAVE EFFECTS IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS AND SYSTEM


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FOWER DEPOSITION IN A SPHERICAL MODEL OF MAN EXPOSED TO 1-20 MHZ ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS

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~ADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION DOSI~ETRY HANDBOO


LONG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF A PROLATE SPHERIOD MODEL OF MA

POWED DEPOSITION WITH A SPHERICAL MODEL OF MAN EXFOSED TO 1-20 MHZ ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

LONG-WAVELENGTH ELECTROMAGNETIC POWER ABSORPTION IN PROLATE SPHEROIDAL MODELS OF MAN AND ANIMAL

MONITORING AND DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY EDEMA BY MICROWAVES: A PRELIMINARY REPOR


NONIONIZIUG ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE EFFECTS IN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS JI.ND SYSTEMS

NERVE STIMULATION BY IMPLANTED MICROWAVE DIODE

LONG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF AN ELLIPSOIDAL MODEL OF MA

LONG-WAVELENGTH EM POWER ABSORPTIOU IN ELLIPSOIDAL MODELS OF MAN AND ANIMALS

FERFORMANCE OF THE LCOF PROBE IN CALORIMETRIC AND TISSUE TEMPERATURE MONITORING APPLICATION

THEORETICAL CALCULATIONS OF POWER ABSORBED BY MONKEY AND 'HUMAN PROLATE SPHEROIDAL PHANTOMS IN AN

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LIQUID-CRYSTAL FIBEROPTIC RF FROBES, PART 1: TEMPERATURE PROBE FOR M/W FIELD

POWER CEPOSITION IN- A SPHERICAL MODEL OF MAN EXPOSED TO 1-20-MHZ EM FIELDS

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SPECIFYING EM ftAVE IRRADIATION CONDITIONS IN BIOEFFECTS RESEARC


RESEARCH NEEDS FOR ESTABLISHING A RADIO FREQUENCY EMR SAFETY STANDAR

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DEHYDROGENASE IN HUHAN BLOC

HUMAN WHOLE-BODY EXPOSURE TO INFRASOUND

1HE~MA1 AND ATHERMAL EFFECTS OF 2,8 GHZ MICROWAVES ON THREE HUMAN SERUM ENZYME

THEP.~AL AND ATHERMAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE ACTIVITY OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE

CEHYC~OGENASE IN HUMAN BLOO

JOHNSON, E. M,

PEPFORMANCE OF SHORT ANTENNAS

JOHNSCN, R,

THE EFFECT OF POST-RADIATION HYPERTHERMIA ON HUMAN SKIN AND TUMOR RESPONSE

JOHNSON, R. B,

CISCRIMINATIVE CONTROL OF APPETITIVE BEHAVIOR BY PULSED MICROWAVE RADIATION IN RATS

EFFECIS OF PRE-AND POSI-NATAL EXPOSURES TO 918 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOR IN

RAT

JOHNSCN, R, C.

NEW TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENTING MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL-EXPOSURE SYSTEMS

NEW TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLE~ENTING MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL- EXPOSURE SYSTEM

ABSORPTION OF ENERGY INCIDENT UPON A RECIEVING ANTENN

JOHNSON, R. J,

IHE DEVELOPMENT OF HYPERTHERMIA MICROWAVE GENERATORS AND THERMOMETRY

JOHNSTON, D, R. (PROJECT MANAGER)

INVESTIGATION OF HIGH OZONE CONCENTRATION IN THE VICINITY OF GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND AND PRESTON

COUNTY, WEST VIRGINI

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COMPARISON OF DEEP HEATING BY MICROWAVES AT FREQUENCIES 2456 NAO 900 MEGACYCLE



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DETERMINING THE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF NORMAL AND MALIGNANT BIOLOGICAL TISSUE IN VIVO

A NEW METHOD FOR MEASURING THE COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY OF CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

RESONANCE ABSORPTION OF MICROWAVES BY THE HUMAN SKULL

RECEPTION OF MICROWAVES BY TnE BRAIN

A SEMICLASSICAL TJEORY FOR NERVE EXCITATION BY A LOW INTENSITY EM FIEL


MICROWAVE-POWER ABSORPTION BY RECTANGULAR-SHAPED CCNDUCTIVE DIELECTRIC SAMPLES IN STRIPLIN

JOll~S, B.

STUDIES OF THE INFLUENCE OF WAVELENGTH ON BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

JOLLY, J. A.

DOUGLAS-FIR TREE SEED GERMINATION ENHANCEMENT USING MICROWAVE ENERGY

JOLY, R.


EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE WHITE RAT AND MOUS

STUDY OF THE ACTION OF EMR OF VERY HIGH FREQUENCY (RADAR) ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE WHITE

RAT. ELECTROCORTICOGRAPHICAL MODIFICATIONS (IN FRENCH

INFLUENCE OF HIGH FREQUENCY EMR ON THE SENSITIVITY TO PENTETRAZOL OF THE WHITE MOUSE (IN FRENCH)

INFLUENCE OF EMR OF VHF ON THE SENSITIVITY TO THE TRIIODOETHYL SALT OF GALLIUM AND TO THE HEXAMETHYL

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JONES, D. J.

?HE LEVELS OF LABILE INTERMEDIARY METABOLITES IN MOUSE BRAIN FOLLOWING RAPID TISSUE FIXATION WITH

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INFLUENCE OF INJECTED PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS ON CYCLIC AMP LEVELS IN MOUSE BRAIN AND LUNG FOLLOWING


LEVELS OF CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES IN MOUSE REGIONAL BRAIN FOLLOWING 300MS MICROWAVE INACTIVATIO

JONES, H. H.


AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE FOR NOIS

"SOCIOCUSIS"-HEAPING LOSS FROM NON-OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSUR

JONES, J.

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~EURCENDOCRINE AND CARDIODYNAMIC RESPCNSE OF THE DOG SUBJECTED TO CRANIAL EXPOSURE TO 2450 MHZ

MICROWAVE

JONES, S.

EFFECTS OF SMALL ELECTRICAL CURRENTS ON COLLAGEN IN SOLUTION

JONSCHER, A. K.

HOPPING LOSSES IN POLARISABLE DIELECTRIC MEDI

JORDANSKI, H.

THE INFLUENCE OF EM WAVES ON THE COURSE OF AN INFECTION WITH NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS IN CHICK EMBRYO

~RACHEAL OP.GAN CULTURES (IN GERMAN

EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT OF E~ WAVES ON THE REACTIVITY OF CELLS AND TISSUES. IV. COMMUNICATION:

EFFECT OF IRRADIATION WITH RED-LIGHT AND MICROWAVES ON THE REACTIVITY OF THE CHORIOALIANTOIC MEMBRAN

JORGENSEN, T. E.

ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF HUMAN FRACTURE HEALING BY MEANS OF A SLOW PULSATING, ASYMMETRICAL DIRECT

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MUTAGENICITY INDUCED BY NON-IONIZING RADIATION IN SWISS MALE MICE

JOUNES, W. T.


JUCKINS, R. E.

A SYSTEM APPROACH TO INDUCTIVE COORDINATION

JUEN.EHAN, F. 9.

HAD YOUR RADIATION DOSE TODAY

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MICROWAVE GENERATED SINGLET OXIDATION

JUNG, R. W.

IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN HYPERPYREXIA

JURKUS, A.

TEN WATT COAXIAL CALORIMETER FOR RF POWER MEASUREMEN

JUSTESEN, D.R.

EFFECTS OF A 60-HZ MAGNETIC FIELD ON ACTIVITY LEVELS OF MIC


MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMIA AND THE VISUALLY EVOKED POTENTIALS: PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS OF GUINEA PIGS


DRUG-INDUCED ECTOTHERMIA IN SMALL MAMMALS: THE QUEST FOR A BIOLOGICAL MICROWAVE DOSIMETER

TOWARD A PRESCRIPTIVE GRAMMAR FOR THE RADIOBIOLOGY OF NON- IONISING RADIATIONS: QUANTITIES,

DEFINITIONS, AND UNITS OF ABSORBED EM ENERGY--AN ESSA

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PHYCHOGENIC STRESSORS ARE POTENT MEDIATORS OF THE THERMAL RESPONSE TO MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

INTRODUCTION: EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR

MICROWAVES AND BEHAVIOR

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BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION IN THE CLOSED-SPACE SITUATIO

DIATHERMY VERSUS THE MICROWAVES AND OTHER RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATIONS: A ROSE BY ANOTHER NAME IS A

CABBAG

JUSTESEN, l. R.

PHYCHOGENIC STRESSORS ARE POTENT MEDIATORS OF THE THERMAL RESPONSE TO MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

KACZi:L~REK, L. K.


CATION BINDING MODELS FOR THE INTERACTION OF MEMBRANES WITH EM FIELD

WEAK ELECTRIC GRADIENTS CHANGE IONIC AND TRANSMITTER FLUXES IN CORTE

FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELEASE OF TAURINE FROM CAT BRAIN: THE ELECTRICAL EFFECTS OF TAURINE ON NORMAL

AND SEIZURE PRONE CORTE

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METABOLISM IN THE YELLOW HEALWORM, TENEBRIO MOLITOR (COLEOPTERA: TENEBRIONIDAE), FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO

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KAHN, A. R.

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KAHN, L. O.

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KAHN, W. K. (ORGANIZER)

WORKSHOP ON FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF ELECTROMAGNETICS OF CONTINUOUS MEDI

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KALAN!, H.

PHYSIOLOGICAL HAZARDS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION: A SURVEY OF PUBLISHED LIT.

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STUDIES OF BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS FROM HIGH-POWER HF BAND TRANSMITTER

FINAL TECHN!CAL REPT. ON RESEARCH PROJECT O STUDY RADIATION HAZARDS CAUSED BY HIGH POWER, HIGH

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FREQUENCY FIELD

STUDIES OF RF BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS FROM HIGH POWER TRANSMITTERS OPERATING IN THE HF BAND {SUMMARY

KALYADA, T. V.

TEMPERATURE REACTION OF THE SKIN DURING IRRADIATION WITH ·MICRO-WAVES OF LOW INTENSIT

ADAPTIVE REACTIONS OF THE HUMAN BODY IN RESPONSE TO RADIO WAVE IRRADIATION

PRESBNT-DAY ASPECTS OF RESEARCH ON BIOLOGICAL ACTION OF RADIO WAVE RADIATION

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THE INFLUENCE OF THE ELECTRICAL FIELD OF AN ELECTRICAL POWER TRANSMISSION LINE ON COMMUNICATIONS LINES

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KANDA, t'l.

TIME AND AMPLITUDE STATISTICS FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC NOISE IN MINES

KANDOIAN, A. G.

THE ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE IN TELECOMMUNICATION

KA NE, I. l'I.

~LECTRICAL SAFETY IN HEALTH-CARE FACILITIES

KANE, L.

A SYSTEM FOR DEVELOPING MICROWAVE INDUCED HYPERTHERMIA IN SHALL ANIMALS

KANNE, ii., JR.

CONSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION OF A KIT-FORM MICROWAVE OVEN, BRH/DEP 71-7

KANSKAYA, N. V.

DYNA~ICS OF LACTATE DEHYDROGE3ASE ACTIVITY IN S~LETAL MUSCLE AND MYOCARDIUM FOLLOWING SINGLE EXPOSURE

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A COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE STUDY OF SPACED APPLICATORS IN MICROWAVE DIATHERMY

A COMPARATIVE HEATING-PATTERN STUDY OF DIRECT-CONTACT APPLICATORS IN MICROWAVE DIATHERM

INFRARED EMITTANCE OF EM PHANTOM MATERIALS AND INFRARED TRANSMITTANCE OF POLYETHYLEN

NzW TYPES OF MICROWAVE DIATHERMY APPLICATORS--COMPARISON OF PERFORMANCE WITH CONVENTIONAL TYPE

A LIMITED MICROWAVE DIATHERMY FIELD SURVEY

THE DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF A CIRCULARLY POLARIZED DIRECT CONTACT APPLICATOR FOR MICROWAVE DIATHERM

MAPPING OF FREE SPACE AND SCATTERED FIELDS IN MICROWAVE DIATHERMY

A LIMI!ED MICROWAVE DIATHERMY FIELD SURVEY

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KAPLAN, H. M,

NONUNIFORM BIOPHYSICAL HEATING WITH MICROWAVES

HISTOPATHOLOGIC CH~NGES IN RAT LIVER FOLLOWING 2450 MHZ KICR0WAVE RADIATIO

KAFLAN, H. S.

FUNDAMENTAL MECHANISMS IN COMBINED MODALITY THERAPY OF CANCER

KAPLAN, I. T,

MICROWAVE AND INFnA-RED EFFECTS ON HEART RATE, RESPIRATION RATE AND SUBCUTANEOUS TEMPERATURE OF THE

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AESENCE OF HEART-RATE EFFECTS IN RABBITS DURING LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO



~LINICAL MICROWAVE CATARACTS



~FFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE RABBIT EYE

KAPPEL, D. A.

IN VIVO ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF TENDONS AND APPLIED CURRENT DURING TENDON HEALIN

KAPTEREVA, I. V.



KAPUSTIN, A, A.

CYTOGENETIC EFFECT OF A VARIABLE EM FIELD IN THE SUPER HIGH FREQUENCY RANGE

KARAGIOSOV, I.

CERVICAL ENDOMETRIOSIS AS A COMPLICATION AFTER DIATHERMIC COAGULATION OF THE UTERINE CERVIX (IN

BULGARIAN) ~

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MCRTALITY IN RATS EXPOSED TO CW MICROWAVE RADIATION AT 0.95, 2.45, 4.54, AND 7.44 GH

KARP, A.


KARP• S.


KARTASHOV, N. V.

X-RADIATION IN UHF EQUIPMEN

KARTELING, G. J.


KARTSCVNYKH, S. A.

CHANGES IN THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD OF GUINEA PIGS INDUCED BY A THREE CENTIMETER EM FIELD

KASHYAP, C. S.


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PATHOHISTOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE EYES OF RABBITS EXPOSED TO SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY RADIATIO

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METHODS OF PAIN MODULATION BY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION (IN GERMAN

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COMMUNICATIONS/ELECTRONICS RECEIVER PERFORMANCE DEGRADATION HANDBOOK

KRANI'IZ, R. A.

AEP 765-KV LINE DESIGN

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THE NATURE OF THE EFFECT OF A MAGNETIC FIELD ON NUTRIENT MEDIUM COMPOSITION AND TOXIN PRODUCTION BY C1

FERFRINGENS, TYPE A2150

KRAUS, J. C.

DIATHER8Y MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE

KRAUSHAAR, J. J.

BIOMEDICAL EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION PART II BIOMEDICAL EFFECTS ON THE EYE FROM

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EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES AND IONIZING RADIATIO T0133

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MICROWAVES AND IONIZING RADIATION A0794

KFAVITZ, F.

COMMUNICATIONS/ELECTRONICS RECEIVER PERFORMANCE DEGRADATION HANDBOOK (SECOND EDITION

KREBS, J. S.

MCRTALITY IN P.ATS EXPOSED TO CW MICROWAVE RADIATION AT 0.95, 2.45, 4.54, AND 7.44 GH

KRESCH, E.

ON THE POSSIBILITY OF NONTHERMAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PULSED EHR

ON THE POSSIBILITY OF NONTHERMAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATIO


KRITIKAS, H. N.

HOT SPOTS GENERATED IN CONDUCTING SPHERES BY ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATION

KRITIKOS, H. N.


THE CISTRIBUTIO~ OF HEATING POTENTIAL INSIDE LOSSY SPHERE

FORMATION OF HOT SPOTS IN MULTILAYER SPHERES

EFFECTS OF RF FIELDS ON NERVOUS ACTIVITIE


ENSRGY DEPOSITION IN HOMEGENEOUS AND MULTILAYER TISSUE SPHERES AND EFFECT OF CIRCULATIO

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FORMATION GP HOT SPOTS IN MULTILAYER SPHERE

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DETERMINING INTRAVITAL CHARACTER AND TIME OF POSTMORTEM INJURY OF TISSUES AND ORGANS BY SUPERHIGH

RADIOFREQUENCIES (IN RUSSIAN)

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ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE INFLUENCE UPON A HAN

EFFECT OF COMMMERCIAL-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS AND DISCHARGES ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM

EFFECT OF DC ELECTRIC FIELDS ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM

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BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF GASEOUS IONS (IN FRENCH)

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EFFEC'IS OF EM FIELDS ON FECUNDITY IN THE CHICKEN

~FFECT OF VARIOUS EM FIELDS ON THE REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF CHICKENS

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KR UIKOV, K. P.

THE ELECTRICAL STRENGTH OF LARGE AIR GAPS AND THE SELECTION OF LINE INSULATING CLEARANCES: THE

SELECTION OF LINE INSULATION IN NORMAL AND POLLUTED CONDITION

KRUMPE, p. E.

EVALUATION OF THE HEALTH OF PERSONNEL WORKING NEAR PROJECT SANGUINE BETA TEST FACILITY FROM 1971 TO

197

KRUPP, J. H.

MEASUP.Er.ENT OF RADIOFREQUENCY POWER ABSORPTION IN MONKEYS, MONKEY PHANTOMS, AND HUMAN PHANTOMS EXPOSED

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TO 10-50 MHZ FIELD

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CHARACTERISTICS OF MILLIMETER WAVE EFFECTS IN COMBINATION WITH FLUORAFURE ON THE HEMOPOIETIC SYSTE

CHANGES IN CELLULAR COMPOSITION OF BONE MARROW UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF SUPERHIGH FREQUENCY RADIATION

CCMBINED WITH IMIFOS

KRUSEN, F. H.

CERTAIN EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON A PULSED DIATHERMY MACHINE

THE HEATING EFFECTS OF MICROWAvES WITH AND WITHOUT ISCHEMH.

THE EFFECTS OF DIATHERMY ON THE FLOW OF BLOOD IN THE EXTREMITIES

PROBLEMS WHICH ARE CHALLENGING INVESTIGATORS IN MED.

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE DIATHERMY ON THE PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION AND ON TISSUE TEMPERATURE IN MA

CERTAIN PHYSIOLOGIC AND PATHOLOGIC EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES

KRYLOV, V. A.

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION SAFET

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EXPERIENCE WITH MAGNETIC THERAPY OF PAINFUL NEUEOMAS OF EXTREMITY STUMPS (IN RUSSIAN

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EXPERIMENTAL TREATMENT OF AMPUTATION PAINS WITH ALTERNATING MAGNETIC FIELD

KUCIA, H.

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION SAFETY IN POLAND

KUCIA, H. R.

ACCURACY LIMITATION IN MEASUREMENT OF HF FIELD INTENSITIES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RADIATION HAZARD

ACCURACY LIMITATION IN MIASUREMENTS OF HF FIELD INTENSITIES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RADIATION HAZARD

ACCURACY LIMITATION IN MEASUREMENTS OF HF FIELD INTENSITIES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RADIATION HAZARD

KUDRYASHOVA, V. A.

EFFECT OF LOW-INTENSITY MILLIMETER RADIATION OF GAMMA- RESONANCE SPECTRUMS OF HEMOGLOBI

CUTLOOK FOR STUDY OF THE MECHANISMS OF THE NONTHERMAL EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER- AND SUBMILLIMETER-BAND

EMR ON BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPOUND

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ELIC~&OHAGNETIC RADIATION ON BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPOUND

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EFFECT OF 2450-MHZ MICROWAVES ON THE RADIATION RESPONSE OF I-IRRADIATED CHINESE HAMSTERS

EFFECT OF 2450-M!IZ MICROWAVES ON THE RADIATION RESPONSES OF I-IRRADIATED CHINESE HAMSTER

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ULTRASCNIC DIAGNOSTIC SIGNAL PROCESSING

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MAGNETISM: ITS EFFECT ON LIVING MATTER--A BIBLIOGRAPHY

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SENSITIVITY OF PHOTO ELECTRIC DIODE DETECTOR FOR SOFT FLUORESCENT X-RAY

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STVDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES EMITTED BY RADAR DEVICES ON THE TESTICLES AND EPIDIDYMIDES OF


LENOIR-ROUSSEAUX, J.

EFFET DE L'IRRADIATION HYPERFREQUENCE SUR LE MECANISME DE TANNAGE CHEZ TENEBRIO MOLITOR COLEPTERE

LENOX, R. H.


A MICROWAVE APPLICATOR FOR IN VIVO RAPID INAC!IVATION OF ENZYMES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTE

LENZ, M. W.


LEONARD, E. T.

GROUNb VEHICLE COMMUNICATIONS AND CCNTROL

MEASUREMENTS AND ANALYSIS OF 115 KV POWER LINE NOISE AND ITS EFFECT 0~ PUEBLO TEST SITE RADIO LINK

LECNARD, G. L.

DANGER OF OVERWARMING BLOOD BY MICROWAVE

LECNHARDT, G. F.

MICROWAVE DRYING OF MICROORGANISMS: I. INFLUENCE OF THE MICROWAVE ENERGY AND OF THE SAMPLE THICKNESS


LEONSKAYA, G. I.


LERAUX, J.

METHOD FOR FINDING MASS-ABSORPTION COEFFICIENTS BY EMPIRICAL EQUATIONS AND GRAPH

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LE'IANET, A. A.

THE BIOLOGICAL ACTION OF ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCIES

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MORPHOGENESIS AS INFLUENCED BY LOCALLY ADMINISTERED MAGNETIC FIELD

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LEVIN, S. G.

EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) VERTICAL ELECTRIC FIELD EXPOSURE OP RATS: A SEARCH FOR GROWTH, FOOD

CCNSUMfTION AND BLOOD METABOLITE ALTERATION

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A MICROWAVE OVEN FOR BEHAVIOURAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH: ELECTRICAL AND STRUCTURAL MODIFICATIONS,

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INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND BEHAVIO

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PLANNING FOR RADIATION ACCIDENT

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INTERFEROMETRIC MEASUREMENTS of THE COMPLEX DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF LIQUID

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LOVSTRAND, K. G.

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LOWE, J. F.

DISINFESTING PROCESS HERTZ ONLY INSECTS

LOWELL, W. R.

NCNMETALLIC ELECtRODE SYSTEM FOR RECORDING EEG AND ECG IN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

LOWENSOHN, B.

A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATION BETWEEN ATMOSPHERIC QUALITY AND CRIME RATES IN THE GREATER

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MICROWAVE HEATING EFFECT ON THE DOG THYROID GLAND


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THERMAL AND ENDOCRINOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PROTRACTED IRRADIATION OF RATS BY 2450-MHZ HICiOWAVE

NEUROENDOCRINE RESPONSES IN THE RAT AND DOG EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ (CW) MICROWAVE

STIMULATION OF DOG THYROID BY LOCAL APPLICATION OF HIGH INTENSITY MICROWAVE

LUAN, P. C.


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STATUS OF THE FIELD OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATIO

STATUS OF THE FIELD OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATIO

LUDLOW, J,

TERATOGENIC EFFECTS ON RAT OFFSPRING OF NON-THERMAL CHRONIC PRENATAL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

LUCWIG, H. W.

A HPYOTHESIS CONCERNING THE ABSORPTION MECHANISM OF ATMOSPHERICS IN THE NERVOUS SYSTE

SHIELCING EFFECT OF MATERIALS IN THE UlF, ELF AND VLF REGIO

THE INFLUENCE OF AN ELF EM ALTERNATING FIELD ON HIGHER ORGANISMS (IN GERMAN

THE 3FFECT OF A SCREENING OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD DURING THE NIGHT ON PEOPLE SUFFERING FROK RHEUMATISM

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PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY EM FIELDS: A REVIE

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ATMOSPHERIC INFLUENCE ON ORGANIC TISSUE: A THEORETICAL CONSIDERATION (IN GERMAN

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ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF RESPONSES OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS

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LUKOVKIN, V. V.

EFFECT OF cor.MMERCIAL-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS AND DISCHARGES ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM

LUNDQUIST, S.


LUST, II, D,

THE EFFECT OF ELECTROSHOCK ON ENERGY METABOLISM IN CEREBELLAR LAYERS

LUSTIG, J,

SPECTRUM ANALYZERS

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1REATMENT OF CONGENITAL PSEUDARTHROSIS OF THE TIBIA WITH DIRECT CURRENT


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INDUCED FIELDS AND HEATING WITHIN A CRAUIAL STRUCTURE IRRADIATED BY AN EM PLANE WAVE

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LYNN, J. F.

MAN-MADE ELECTROMAGNETIC NOISE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND SOUTHERN NEVADA

WESTERN AREA FREQUENCY COORDINATION

PP.OLIFERATION OF EM POLLUTION OR LOOK WHAT WE'RE DOING TO OURSELVES

MAN-MADE EM NOISE IN SOUTHERN CALIP. AND SOUTHERN NEV.

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CLINICAL PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES CAUSED BY JOB-ASSOCIATED RADIATION AND RADIO WAVES

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MAJOR PRINCIPLES IN SWITCHING OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION OF EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE POWER TRANSMISSIONS

LYSKCV, YU. I.

ELECTRICAL FIELD AS A PARAMETER CONSIDERED IN DESIGNING ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION OF 750-1150 KV:

THE MEASURING riETHODS, THE DESIGN PRACTICES AND DIRECTION OF FURTHER RESEARC

GENERAL DIRECTION OF 750-1500 KV A.C. POWER-TRANSMISSION DEVELOPMENT AND UTILIZATION OF VARIOUS TYPES

OF EQUIPMENT ON THESE POWER TRANSMISSION

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A REVIEW OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND FOTENTIAL RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION AS USED IN

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THE LISBAURNE EXPERIMENTS: P~OPAGATION OF HF RADIO WAVES THROUGH PERMAFROST ROC

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RF HEALTH HAZARDS AND MONITORING METERS--RECEN'I NOTE

MACGREGOR, R. J.

A BRIEF SURVEY OP LITERATURE RELATING TO THE INFLUENCE OF LOW INTENSITY MICROWAVES ON NERVOUS

A DIRECT MECHANISM FOR THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON NEUROELECTRIC POTENTIAL

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INFARCTION OP FALLOPIAN TUBE AFTER TUBAL DIATHERM

MACKAY, N. A. M.

PAIN SENSATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTROCUTANEOUS STIMULATIO

MACMILLAN, A. D.

EMBPYCNIC CHICK TIBIAE IN STEADY ELECTRIC FIELD

MACMURRAY, L. C,

MICROWAVE RADIATION HAZARDS PROBLEMS IN THE U. S. ARM

MADHVANATH, U.

HUTAGENIC ACTION OF NON-IONIZING RADIATIONS: ITS IMPLICATION IN RADIATION PROTECTIO

MADISON, D.

AIRBORNE EUROPEAN RF MEASUREMENTS IN THE 100-500 MHZ BAN

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HEALTU CONDITIONS OF WORKERS IN HIGH-VOLTAGE ELECTRIC FIELDS

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MAGIN, S. W.

THE OCULAR LENS AND CATARACT

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BIOMAGNETIC EFFECTS: A CONSIDERATION IN FUSION REACTOR DEVELOPMEN

BIOMAGNETIC EFFECTS: A CONSIDERATION IN FUSION REACTOR DEVELOPMEN

l'IAICANESCU, M.

GCNADIC FUNCTION IN WORKMEN WITH LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE

MAIMAN, T. H.


MAJEWSKA, K.

INVESTIGATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE EY

MAKAKEEVA, V.

CERVICAL ENDOMETRIOSIS AS A COMPLICATION AFTER DIATHERMIC COAGULATION OF THE UTERINE CERVIX (IN

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MAKAROV, V. I.

INVESTIGATIONS FOR SUBSTANTIATION OF OPTIMUM TOPOGRAPHY OF DELIVERING HEAT TO THE HUMAN BODY EXPOSED

TC THE COL

MAKO'ICHENKC, V. M.

CIINICAL ASPECTS OF THE EFFECT OF METRIC RANGE EM FIELDS

MAKSIMENKO, N. V.

INDUSTP.IAL HYGIENE PROBLE~S OF WORKING WITH ULTRA-SHORT-WAVE TRANSMITTERS USED IN TELEVISION AND RADIO

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RESEARCH CARRIED OUT IN ITALY BY ENEL ON THE EFFECTS OF HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRIC FIELD

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MEDICAL CONTROL OF MEN WORKING WITHIN EM FIELDS

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ACTION OF CORTI'S ORGAN AUD THE COCHLEA: A NEW THEORY

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MALING, J. E.

ENZYME-SUBSTRATE REACTIONS IN VERY HIGH MAGNETIC FIELDS.

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EM SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HEART PACEMAKERS TEST RESUL7S

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MALISZEMSKI, R. [1.

AEP 765-KV SYSTEM: SYSTEM PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS

MALLAEIU, G. A.

THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH EPICONDYLITIS ON THE ARM BY NOVOCAIN ELECTROPHORESIS USING A RECTIFIED

SINUSOIDAL MEDIUM-FREQUENCY CURRENT AND BY CENTIMETER RANGE MICROWAVE

~ALYSHEV, V. !1.


THE DISRUPTION OF THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM UNDER THE CHRONIC EFFECT OF A SUPERHIGH FREQUENCY FIELD

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EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER-BAND lM WAVES ON CERTAIN ASPECTS OF PROTEIN METABOLISM IN BACTERI

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EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER-BAND ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES ON CERTAIN ASPECTS OF PROTEIN METABOLISM IN BACTERI

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FUNCAMENTALS OF ELECTRICAL SAFETY

MANOYLOV, S. YE.


BLOOD PROTEIN

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MANTHEI, R. C.

THE SLEE? PROCESS OF RABBITS EXPOSED TO LOW INTENSITY NONIONIZING EMR. I. DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOG

MANUilENKO, YU. I.

EFFECT OF STATIC ELECTRICITY ON THE HUMAN ORGANISM UNDER THE CONDITIONS PREVAILING IN THE CITY OF

FRUNZE (IN RUSSIAN

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PALLOT: A FORTRAN CODE THAT PRODUCES GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF NUCLEAR BLACKOUT EFFECTS ALONG A

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RADIO-INFLUENCE AND CORONA-LOSS ASPECTS OP AEP 765-KV LINE

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MARQUARCT~ D. W.

AN ALGORITHM FOR LEAST-SQUARES ESTIMATION OF NONLINEAR PARAMETERS

MARCUIS, R. E.

PASSIVE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF MICROORGANISMS III, CONDUCTIVITY OF ISOLATED BACTERIAL CELL WALL

!'!ARR, M. J.

THE EFFECT OF LOW EN~RGY EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ON OPERANT BEHAVIOR

OF THE PIGEON AND THE CA

THE EFFECT OF LOW ENERGY, EXTRiMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) EMR ON OPERANT BEHAVIOR IN THE PIGEON AND THE

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CPERANT METHODS ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF ELF EM FIELDS

MARRCN, M.

LONG TEPM EFFECTS OF EM FIELDS ON PHYSARUM POLCEPHALU

MARRCN, M. T.

LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF WEAK 45-75 HZ EM FIELDS ON THE SLIME MOLD PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALU

EFFECTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FBEQryENCY ELECTRONAGNETIC FIELDS ON PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM

EFFECTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQ~ENCY EM FIELDS ON GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION OF PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM,

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MITOTIC DELAY IN THE SLIME MOJLD PHYSARUM POLYCEPHALUM INDUCED BY LOW INTENSITY 60 AND 75 HZ EM FIELD

MARSH, G.

THE EFFECT OF SIXTY-CYCLE AC CURRENT ON THE REGENERATION AXIS OF DUGESI

MARSHALL, J,


MARTIN, A, V, J.

BIOLOGICAL RISKS IN THE EM ENVIRONMENT OF AEROSPACE ACTIVITIES (IN FRENCH

MART Ill, E, J.


SU~VEY OF RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION HAZARD




MARTIN, E, J., JR.

THE RADIATION HAZARDS (RAD HAZ) PROGRAM ON THE FORMULATION OF STANDARD

MARTIN, J, A,

BIOlOGICAL EFFECTS OF FIELDS OF THE SIEGE ARRAY

i·!ARTIN, J. E,

FADIOACITIVITY FROM FOSS!L-FUEL AND NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (REPRINT FROM ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OP

NUCLEAR PO~ER STATIONS IAEA-SM-146/19

MARTIN, P.

EXPOSURE OF DOMESTIC FOWL TO ELF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS

~~RT5INKEVICH, V. N,

DET2RMIHING INTRA.VITAL CHARACTER AND TIME OF POSTMORTEM INJURY OF TISSUES AND ORGANS BY SUPERHIGH

RACIOFREQUENCIES (IN RUSSIAN)

MARUV1-.DA, P. S.

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M~.RUVODA, P. S.

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE .CORONA OERFORMANCE OF CONDUCTOR BUNDLES FOR 1200 KV TRANSMISSION LINE

MASON, A. D,

THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ACUTE ELECTRIC INJURIES

MASCN, J, F.

GERM-GAS ELECTRONIC DETECTORS NEEDEt

MA SC N, J, L,

PAIN SENSATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTROCUTANEOUS STIMULATIO

MASSARSKAYA, F, T,


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EM POWER ABSOEPTION IN ANISOTROPIC TISSUE MEDIA



THEORETICAL CALCULATIONS OF POWER ABSORBED BY MONKEY AND HUMAN PROLATE SPHEROIDAL PHANTOMS IN AN

IRRADIATION CHAMBE

LONG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF EM POWER ABSORPTION BY PROLATE SPHEROIDAL AND ELLIPSOIDAL MODELS OF HA

LCNG-WAVELENGTH EM POWER ABSORPTION IN ELLIPSOIDAL MODELS OF MAN AND ANIMALS

LONG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF AN ELLIPSOIDAL MODEL OF MA

RADIOFEEQUENCY RADIATION DOSIMETRY HANDBOO

LONG-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF A PROLATE SPHEROID MODEL OF MAN

LONG-~AVELENGTU ANALYSIS OF PLANE WAVE IRRADIATION OF A PROLATE SPHERIOD MODEL OF MA

LCXG-WAVELE~GTH ELECTROMAGNETIC POWER A6SORPTION IN PROLATE SPHEROIDAL MODELS OF ~AN AND ANIMAL

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CONDITIONED CONTROL OF CARDIAC ACTIVITY AND RESPIRATION, AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE BRAIN OF

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MELOAN, C. E.

SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF TRACES OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE I

MELPAR, INC.

EFFECTS OF R-F ENERGY ON BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES I

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF R-F ON MACROMOLECULES

MENDECKI, J.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE-INDUCED LOCAL HYPERTHERMIA ON MAMMARY ADENOCARCINOMA IN C3H MIC

MENNIE, D. '

MICROWAVE OVENS: WHAT'S COOKING?

MERCEL, C.

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MERCHEL, C.

MICROWAVE AND MAN-THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT HAZARDS. AND THE PRECAUTIONS

MERCKEL, C.

MICROWAVE AND MAN: THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT HAZARDS, AND THE PRECAUTION

MEREWETHER, D. E.

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MERKHALEV, S. D.

~HE ELECTRICAL STRENGTH OF LARGE AIR GAPS AND THE SELECTION OF LINE INSULATING CLEARANCES: THE

SELECTION OF LINE INSULATION IN NORMAL AND POLLUTED CONDITION

MERKLE, M. G.

ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS FOR WEED CONTROL: PHYTOTOXICITY AND SELECTIVIT

ULT:'l;l.liIGH-FP.C::QUENCY E!'J FIZLDS FOR WEED CONTROL: PIIYTOTOXICITY AND SELECTIVIT

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ORIENTATION EFFECTS ON MICROWAVE-INDUCED HYPERTHERMIA AND NEUROCHE!'IICAL CORRELATE

NEUROTRANSMITTER CONTENT OF MOUSE BRAIN AFTER INACTIVATION BY MICROWAVE HEATING

THEPMAL RESPONSES TO HIGH-FREQUENCY EMR FIELD

THE EFFECT OF 1.6 GHZ RADIATION ON NEUROTRANSMITTERS IN DISCRETE AREAS OF THE RAT BRAI

MESSENGER, R.


MESSENGER, R., JR.

HUMAN PERCEPTION OF ILLUMINATION WITH PULSED UHF EM ENERGY

HUMAN PERCEPTION OF ILLUMINATION WITH PULSED ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTRO!iAGNETIC ENERG

METLAY, W.

ABSENCE OF HEART-RATE EFFECTS IN RAEBITS DURING LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION





MICROWAVE AND INFRA-RED EFFECTS ON HEART RATE, RESPIRATION RATE AND SUBCUTANEOUS TE!iPERATURE OF THE

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A MICROWAVE APPLICATOR :OR IN VIVO P.APID INACTIVATION OF ENZYMES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTE

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PANEL DISCUSSION II: FUTURE NEEDS IN RESEARCH ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE AND R. F•

RACIATION


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MICROWAVE HAZARDS EVALUATION

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SAFETY OF MICROWAVE DEVICES

CUTANEOUS PERCEPTION OF MICROWAVES

RESP~NSE OF THE DOG TO 24,000 AND 1285 MHZ MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

REVIEW OF A PROGRAM TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS ON MAN FROM EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES

EFFECTS OF EMR ON PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSES

!BE MICROWAVE CONTROVERSY

COMPARA~IVE STUDIES ON 1285 AND 2800 MC/SEC PULSED MICROWAVES

THYROID PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

HUMAN EXPOSURE TO N0NIONIZING RADIANT ENERGY--POTENTIAL HAZARDS AND SAFETY STANDARD

PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ~ICRONAVE IRRADIATION, PART 2: CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LIT.

SOVIET VIEWS ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES--AN ANALYSI

BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

MICROWAVE CATARACTOGENESIS: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LIT.

EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVE

AN INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM FOR MICROWAVE EXPOSURE PROTECTIO

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CCMEARATIVE BIOLOGY IN ASSESS~ENT OF EM BIOEFFECTS

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WATER PERaEABILITY AND ITS DISTRIBUIIO


ARE YOUR WORKERS EXPOSED TO NON-IONIZING RADIANT ENERGY

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~ICRO~AVE EXPOSURE SAFETY STANDARDS--PHYSIOLOGIC AND PHILOSOPHIC ASPECTS

BIOlOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

PHYSIOlOGIC ADJUSTMENT TO MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

PROTECTION GUIDES AND STANDARDS FOR MICROWAVE EXPOSUR

BIOLOGIC AND PA7HOPHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES OR ULTRASONIC ENERGY--AN OVERVIEW

PATHO~HYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE

REVIEW OF THE WORK CONDUCTED AT THE U. OF ROCHESTER--THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

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BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AND EXPOSURE STANDARDS FOR NON-IONIZING EM ENERGIE

CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSUR

EVALUP-.TION OF THE INTERNATIONH SYMPOSIUI'! ON BIOLOGIC EFFECTS AND HEALTH HAZARDS OF MICROWAVE

RADIATION--WARSAW, POLAND, 15-18 OCTOBER, 197

SENSATION AND PERCEPTION OF MICROWAVE ENERGY

THERMAL EFFECTS OF SINGLE AND REPEATED EXPOSURES TO MICROWAVES--A REVIEW

BIOLOGICAL SF?ECTS OF MICROWAVES ON THE HYPOTHALAMIC/ PITUITARY/THYROID AXI

METABOLIC AND TP.ERMOREGULATORY RESPONSES TO MICROWAVE RADIATION IN YOUNG MALE RAT

CCMPARATIVS ASPECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

MICROWAVE HEATIITG EFFECT ON THE DOG THYROID GLAND

ENVIRON~ENTlL INFLUENC3S ON CARDIAC PACEMAKER ACTIVITY

THERMAL REGU~ATION IN LONG-EVANS RATS EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATIO

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SOVIET VIEWS ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROQAVES- AN ANALYSI

RADIO-FREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE ENERGIES, MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC FIELD

TRANSIENT EFFECTS OP LOW LEVEL MICRO~AVE IRRADIATION ON MUSCLE CELL BIOELECTRIC PROPERTIES, WATER

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PERHEABILITY, AND WATER DISTRIBUTIO

INFLUZNCE O? 2450 MHZ CW MICROWAVES ON RATS EXPOSED IN-OTERO

BICRO~AVE-INDUC!D HYPERTHERMIA AS AN ADJUVANT TO CANCER THERAP

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NEURCENDOCR!NE RESPONSES IN THE RAT AND DOG EXPOSED TO 2450 MHZ (CW) MICROWAVE


THE EFFECT OF REPEATED MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON NEONATAL RATS

THERMAL AUD ENDOCRINOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PROTgACTED IRRADIATION OF RATS BY 2450-MHZ MICROWAVE

THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON FUNCTIONAL MATURATION OF THE RA

HUMAN EXPOSURE TO NONIONIZING RADIANT ENERGY- POTENTIAL HAZARDS AND SAFETY STANDARDS

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RADIATION HAZARDS (AGARD LECTURE SERIES NO. 78)

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NON-TliEEHAL HAZARDS OF EXPOSURES TO RADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS: MICROWAVE STUDIES

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SERVICE PERSONNE

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CURRENT RESEARCH RESULTS AND FUTURE EFFORTS ON THE PROBLEM OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF MICROWAVE

RADIATION IN THE DEPT. OF PHYSICAL INJURY AT THE INST. OF INDUSTRIAL MED.

MICROWAVE IRRADIATION AUD ENDOCRINE FUNCTIONS

MICROWAVE-INDUCED SHIFTS OF GOUADOTROPIC ACTIVITY IN ANTERIOR PITUITARY GLAND OF RATS

MILCZAREK, H.

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CARDIAC PACEMAKER EMC IN PERSPECTIVE (SUMMARY)

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MILLSR, L. A.

REPORT OF STATE AND LOCAL RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH PROGRAMS- FISCAL YEAR 197

REPORT OF STATE AND LOCAL RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FISCAL YEAR 1974

FEDERAL/STATE RADIATION CONTROL LEGISLATION 1973

FEDERAL/STATE RADIATICN CONTROL LEGISLATION 1973

F£DERAL/STATE RADIATION CONTROL LEGISLATION 1974

FEFORT OF STATE AND LOCAL RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH PROGRAMS-FISCAL YEAR 197

MILLER, M. W.

EFFECTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON ROOTS OF VICIA FABA

EFFECTS OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON ROOTS OF VICIA FABA

EFFECT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON ROOTS OF VICIA PABA

LACK OF EFFECT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON ROOTS OF VICIA FAB

!FFECT OP EXTHEMELY LOW FREQUENCY EMR ON CHROMOSOMES

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MILLER, R. C.

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SPCNTANEOUS ANIMAL TUMOR

MILLER, S. E.

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A PROGRAM TO STUDY THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON VARIOUS BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM


EFFECTS OF 2450 MHZ MICROWAVES ON PROTEIN SYNT3ESIS AND ON CHROMOSOMES IN CHINESE HAMSTER

BIOEFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING ELECTRONIC PRODUCT RADIATIO

NONIONIZING RADIATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT

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CURRENT STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF MHZ-2450 RADIATION ON VARIOUS BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

MILOSAVLJEVIC, D.

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ELECTRICAL STIMULATIO

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EIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS -OF MICRO~AVE RADIATION

MICRO~AVE CATARACTOGENESIS: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LIT.

'IHE EFFECTS OF HIGH POWER PULSED AND LOw LEVEL CW MICROWAVE RADIATION ON AN OPERANT BEHAVIOR IN RAT

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EM PULSE RADIATION: A POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL HAZARD?

MICROWAVE CATARACTOGENESIS: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

MILROY, ii. C. (EDITOR)

BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF NONIONIZING RADIATION

MILTCN, J. B.

STANDARD TIME AND FREQUENCY: ITS GENERATION, CONTROL AND DISSEMINATION FROM THE NATIONAL BUREAU 0

SiANtARDS TIME AND FREQUENCY DIVISIO

MINA YEV, V. V.


MINCK, .J. L.

HOW ACCURATELY ARE YOU MEASURING M/W POWER

MINEYEV, YU. V.

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MININ, B. A.

MICROWAVES AND HUMAN SAFETY, PART I

MICROWAVES AND HUMAN SAFETY, PART

MINISTRY Of POWER ENGINEERING AND £LECTRIFICATION OF THE

SHNDARDS AND REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF LABOR DURING WORK ON SUBSTATIONS AND TRANSMISSION

LINES AT VOLTAGE OF 400, 500, AND 750 KV ALTERNATING CURRENT AT INDUSTRIAL FREQUENC

STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF LABOR DURING WOP.KON SUBSTATIONS AND TRANSMISSION

LINES AT VOLTAGES OF 400-, 50~-, AND 750 KV ALTERNATING CURRENT AT INDUSTRIAL FREQUENC

MINKH, A. A.

EfF3CTS OF SUP3RHIGH FREQUENCY FIELDS Of DIFFERENT INTENSITY ON THE BALANCE AND METABOLISM OF COPPER,

MANGANESE, MOLYDENUM, AND NICKEL IN THE ORGANISM OF EX~ERIMENTAL ANIMAL

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REPT. ON TUE ftICROW~VE-PROTECTION OF BACTERIA EXPOSED TO GAMMA IRRADIATION


MIROSHNICHENKO, F. D,

EFFECT OF CONSTANT MAGNZTIC FIELDS ON MACROMOLECULES (IN RUSSIAN WITH ENGLISH SUMMARY

MIROSHNICHENKO, L. I,

EFFEC~ OF EM FIELDS ON AIR IONIZATION (IN RUSSIAN

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MIRUTENKO, V. I.

CHANGES IN THE MEMBRANE POTENTIAL OF NERVE CELLS OF ISOLATED GANGLIA IN THE MOLLUSK /PLANORBIS

CORNEUS/ UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A UHF EM FIELD

EFFECT OF SHF EM ENERGY AND OF CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD ON MUTAGENESIS IN THE PRESENCE OF ANTIBIOTICS

(IN RUSSIAN

MISHCHENKO, L. I.

CHANGES IN METABOLISM Of NITROGENOUS SUBSTANCES IN ANIMAL NERVE TISSUE SUBJECTED TO AN EM FIELD OF UH

MISll:iA, R. K.

EFFECT OF MAGNETIC FIELD ON OSCILLATING BLOOD FLOW IN ARTERIE

MITCHELL, D. S.

HYP~~ACTIVITY AND DISRUPTION OF OPERANT BEHAVIOR IN RATS AFTER MULTIPLE EXPOSURES TO MICROWAVE

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LONG-TER~ EFFECTS OF 2.45-GHZ RADIATION ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OP THE CEREBRAL CORTEX AND ON

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THE BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION EMISSSION ON CARDIAC PACEMAKER PERFORMANC

USAF EXPOSURE STANDARDS FOR RADIOFREQUENCY/MICROWAVE HAZARDS CONTROL



BADIOFREQUE~CY RADIATION DOSIMETRY HANDBOOK

MICROWAVE OVEN INTERFERENCE WITH CARDIAC PACEMAKER


A BADIOFREQUENCY P.ADIATION EXPOSURE APPARATUS

EMC DESIGN EFFECTIVENESS IN ELECTRONIC MEDICAL PROSTHETIC DEVICE

EMR: EFFECTS ON THE EYE

EM INTERFERENCE OF CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

THE BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF RADICFREQUENCY RADIATICN EMISSION ON CARDIAC PACEMAKER PERFORMANC

GHOSTS AND WITCHCRAFT IN RF ~EASUREMENTS OR POWER ABSORPTICN MEASUREMENTS IN HF FIELD

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY OF CARDIAC PACEMAKER


RADIOF~EQUENCY RADIATION DOSIMETRY HANDBOO

EMC DESIGN EFFECTIVENESS IN ELECTRONIC MEDICAL PROSTHETIC DEVICES

THE BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION EMISSION ON CARDIAC PACEMAKER PERFORMANC

ElECTPC~AGNETIC COMPATIBILITY OF CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF CARDIAC PACE~AKER INTERFERENCE

MITCHELL, J, T.

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ELECTfIC FIELD EFFECTS IN SELECTBD BIOLOGIC SYSTE~S

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GENETIC DAMAGE IN DROSO?HILA MELANOGASTE

FAILURE OF 2-. AND 10-METER RADIO WAVES TO INDUCE GENETIC DAMAGE IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER

FAILURE OF MAGNETISM TO INFLUENCE PRODUCTION OF X-RAY INDUCED SEX-LINKED RECESSIVE LETHAL

lOW FREQUENCY E~R AND GENETIC ABERRATIONS

FAILURE OF CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO NONTHERMAL FM RADIO WAVES TO MUTATE DROSOPHIL

LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION AND GENETIC ABERRATIONS

MIZU!iCRI, S.

EFFECTS OF PRE-AND POST-NATAL EXPOSURES TO 918 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOR IN

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EFFECT OF AC ELECTRIC FIELD APPLICATION UPON £UMAN VISUAL THRESHOL

MIZUSHil'IA, Y,

EFFECTS OF MAGNETIC FIELD 05 INFLAMMATIO

MOAN, J.

LOW-TEMPERATURE EXPERIMENTS IN RADIATION BIOPHYSICS (IN NORWEGIAN)

MOARE, W.

BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF LASER RADIATION - AREVIEW OF HAZARDS

MOAYER, ~1.

MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF THE PLACENTA UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF SHORTWAVE IRRADIATION: EXPERIMENTAL

INVESTIGATIONS JN ANIMAL

l'lOCZUlSKI, W.

DH.GNOSTIC AND FORENSIC PROBLEMS IN CASES OF SO-CALLED "MICROWAVE NEUROSIS" (IN POLISH

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GROWTH AND DEVELO?~ENT OF N2CNATAL MICE EXPOSED TO HIGH-FREQUENCY EM FIELDS

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THE USE OF MICROWAVE HEATING TO INACTIVATE CHOLINESTERASE IN THE RAT BRAIN PRIOR TO ANALYSIS FOR

JICETYLCHOLINE

USE OF 300-MSEC MICROWAVE IRRADIATION FOR ENZYME INACTIVATION: A STUDY OF.EFFECTS OF SODIUM

PENTOBARBITAL ON ACETYLCHOLINE CONCENTRATION IN MOUSE BRAIN REGION

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LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCK THERAPY ON SYNTHESIS TURNOVER AND UPTAKE OF BRAIN

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MODI NE, N. F.

X-RAY FATTERNS AND INTENSITIES FROM HIGH VOLTAGE SHUNT REGULATOR TUBES FOR COLOR TELEVISION RECEIVER

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CIVIL AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH: RESPONSIBILITIES, AIMS, AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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RISKS AND DAMAGES DERIVED FROM OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO EM FIELDS

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MICRb~AVE INDUCED AVOIDANCE BEHAVIOR IN THE MOUSE

THE EFFECT OF AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON THE REDUCTION OF MICROWAVE ENERGY ABSORPTION BY MICE

MICROWAVE ABSORPTION AND TASTE AVERSION AS A FUNCTION OF 915 MHZ RADIATIO

PREE-OPERANT AVOIDANCE AND ESCAPE FROM MICROWAVE RADIATIO

l10NAHAN, J. P,

TIME AND POwER THRESHOLDS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LENS OPACITIES BY 12.3 CM. MICROWAVE

MONAYENKCVA, A, M,

HE~ODYNAMIC INDICES DURING THE ACTION OF SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS

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THE HARD COMPONENTS OF SCATTERED GAMMA-RAYS

M.OORE, F. R.

GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE AND THE ORIENTATION OF NOCTURNALLY MIGRATING BIRD

MOORE, K.

EM SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HEART PACEMAKERS TEST RESULTS

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AN RF DECOUPLED ELECTRODE FOR MEASUREMENT OF BRAIN TEMPERATURE DURING MICROWAVE EXPOSUR

A MICROWAVE DECOUPLED ELECTRODE FOR THE ELECTRGENCEPHALOGRAM

A MI~ROWAVE DECOUPLED BRAIN-TEMPERATURE TRANSDUCER

MOORE, R. I.

MICROWAVE OVEN TEST LOAD EVALUATION AND DETERMINATION OF INTERNAL MICROWAVE ENERGY DISTRIBUTION,

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LABORATORY TESTING AND EVALUATION OF MICROWAVE OVENS, BRH/DEP 70-25


A COMPARISON OF MICROWAVE DETECTION INSTRUMENT


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BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION: A REVIEW OF HAZARDS

EIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF MICROwAVE RADIATION--A REVIEW OF HAZARDS, TSB-68-

MORCERF, L.

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AVIONICS INTERFERENCE PREDICTION MODEL (1)

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MORI'IZ, A. R.

STUDIES OF THERMAL INJURY

MORONEY, W. F.

THE EFFECT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS ON HUMAN PERFORMANCE: A PRELIMINARY STUDY

!10ROSCN, H.

HYPERTHERMIA: HEALING AND HAZARD IN TUMOR BEARING RATS

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MOP.RIS, M, E.

AN APPROACH TO }IOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO MICROWAVES: A PRELIMINARY THER~AL VERSUS NON-THERMAL EXPERIMEN

ON THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF THERMAL AND EM EFFECTS IN THE RESPONSE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS SPORES TO

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MORRISON, W. C.

AN EXPLOP.ATION OF THE EFFECTS OF STRONG RADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS OH MICRO-ORGANISMS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION


AN EXfLORATION OF THE EFFECTS OF STRONG RADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS ON MICRO-ORGANISMS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION

MORSE, I. E.

DYNAMIC TESTING OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS USING IMPULSE TESTING TECHNIQUE

MORTCN, D, L.

MICROWAVE CHARACTERISTICS OF HUMAN TUMOR CELL


MOSCHETTO, Y.


MOSE, J. R.

THE DEVELOPMZNT OF METHYLCHOLANTHRENE-INDUCED TUMORS IN MICE UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCE OF

Vi,RIOUS ELECTROBIOCLH:ATOLOGICAL CONDITIONS (IN GERMAN

MOSLAK, T.

HAZARDS OF HIGH FREQUENCY RADIATIO

MOSS, A. J.

!NVI~ONtlENTAL IN?LUENCES ON CARDIAC PACEMAKER ACTIVITY

110.SSMAN, D. L.

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[I:FERENTIAL RESPONSE TO ELECTRICAL STIMULATION: A DISTINCTION BETWEEN INDUCED OSTEOGENESIS IN INTACT

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tEHYDROGENASE IN HUMAN BLOO

A PROFOSAL FOR A MICROWAVE RADIATION WARNING SIGN

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tEHYDRCGENASE IN HUMAN BLOO

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HYG!EN!C EVALUATIONS OF THE MEDIUM WAVE RANGE EM FIELD IN CONDITIONS OF POPULATED AREAS

EFFECT OF MSDIUM- AND SHORT-WAVE EM FIELDS ON SEVERAL INDICATORS Of THE FUNCTIONAL STATE OF THE

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MUKP.CB.TOVl\, O. M.

iHE I~FLUENCE O? A CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE CONCENTRATION OF FREE RADICALS IN THE ORGANS AND

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MULLER, R.

EINWIRKUNG ELEKTRISCHER WELLEN AUF KOLLOIDE

MULTIPLE AUTHORS

SOVIETS EXPOSE MOSC01 EMBASSY TO MICROWAVE RADIATION

CIGRE/IEEE SURVEY ON EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION LINE RADIO NOISE

A FIELD COMPARISON OF RI AND TVI INSTRUMENTATICN

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON EHV AC ?OWER TRANSMISSION HELD BY THE JOINT AMERICAN-SOVIET COMMITTEE

ON COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF ENERGY WASHINGTON, D. C. FEB. 17-27, 197

MU LYN r:I NA , G • I •

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MUMFCRD, W. W.

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SCME TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION HAZARDS

HEAT S!P.ESS DUE ~ORF RADIATION

SOME TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION HAZARD

SCME TECHNICAL ASP3CTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION HAZARD

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THE DISRUPTION OF TUE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM UNDER THE CHRONIC EFFECT OF A SUPERHIGH FREQUENCY FIELD

MURATCV, V. I.

CARDIOVASCULAR CHANGES RESULTING FROM CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO AN ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY FIELD

MURAV'Y:!.VA, K.

EFFECT OF THE EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD ON SOME REGULATORY FUNCTIONS IN HEALTHY PERSON

HELIOGEOMAGNETIC AND METEOROLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE PROCESS OF ADAPTATION

l'IURAVEYKO, V. M.

MAG~ETIC FIELD PERCEPTION BY LORENZINI AMPUlLA RECEPTORS IN THE BLACK SEA RA

MURAWSKI• B. J.


MURCFF, L. R.

PROLONGATION OF LIFE DURING HIGH-IGTENSITY MICROWAVE EXPOSURES


PROLONGATION OF LIFE DURING HIGH-INTENSITY MICROWAVE EXFOSURE

MURPHEY, E. G.

X-RAY PATTERNS AND INTENSITIES FROM HIGH VOLTAGE SHUNT REGULATOR TUBES FOR COLOR TELEVISION RECEIVER

MURPHY, E.

AN INSULATED METER FOR X-RAY TUBE CURRENT MEASUREMENT, (FDA) 73-8005, BRH/DEP N73-

INT3GRATING MILLI~MPERE-SECONDS METER, (FDA) 73-8004, BRH/DEP N73-1

:-!URPHY, J. R.

THER~AL CONDUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTS AND PREDICTIONS FOR BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS AND TISSUES

MUER.H, J. L.

SC~E BIOLOGICAL AS?ECTS OF ~ICROWAVE RADIATION

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MEASURE~ENT OF ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTHS FROM INDUSTRIAL RADIOFREQUENCY (15-40.68 MHZ)

FCWER SOURCE

MUSIL, J.

!1ECTRO!AGNETIC FIELDS AND THE LIFE ENVIRONMEN

ELECTRCMAGNETIC FIELD AND THE LIVING ENVIRONMEN

THE INFLUENCE OF BODY CONSTITUTION ON THE ABSORPTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE

ON MEASUREMENTS OF THE EM FIELDS FOR HYGIENIC PURPOSES

MUTHUK?.ISHNAN, S.


MU'ISCHALL, V.

RESPONSE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM TO MICROWAVE RADIATION

RES?o,sE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM TO MICROWAVE RADIATION

MUZYCHOK, N. T.


MYASNIKOV, A. P.

CCMSINED EFFECT OF ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY RADIATION AND HYPEROXIA ON ANIMALS

l'lYERS, D, E.

IRRADIATION OF RATS BY 918-MHZ MICROWAVES AT 2,5 MW/CM SQUARED: DELINEATING THE DOSE-RESPONSE

RELATIONS!iI

EFFECTS OF PRE-AND POS~-NATAL EXPOSURES TO 918 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOR IN

RAT


MYERS, P. C.

CETECTION OF BREAST CANCER BY MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY

MYKHALYUK, I. A.

INFLUENCE OF AU ELECTRIC FIELD OF CO~MERCIAL FREQUENCY AND DIFFERENT INTENSITY ON THE BALANCE AND

METABOLISM OF COPPER, ~OLYBDENUM AND IRON IN THE ORGANISMS OF LABORATORY ANIMAL

,1YKHAYLOVSK!Y, V. ~!.

HUj~N SUSCEPTIBILITY TO WEAK MAGNETIC FIELDS

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MYMIN, D,

INHIBITION OF DEMAND PACEMAKERS BY SKELETAL MUSCLE POTENTIAL

MYSHECHKIN, I. F,

ELECTRIC IMPULSE THERAPY OF IMPOTENCE {IN RUSSIAN)

N.C.3,P.

MEDICAL X-RAY AND GAMMA-RAY PROTECTION FOR ENEGERIES UP TO 10 MEY-EQUIPMENT DESIGN AND USE-NCRP REPORT

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AN ELECTRONIC METHOD FOR MEASURING THE HEART FREQUENCY OF THE WATERFLEA: DAPHNIA PULE

NAD', F, YA.


NADASI, M.

INHIBITION OF EXPERIMENTAL ARTHRITIS BY ATHERMIC PULSATING SHORT WAVES IN RAT

NAGEL, B.


FCLARIZATION

NAG:El, !. J.

AEP 765-KV SYSTEM: GENERAL BACKGROUND TO ITS DEVELOPMEN

NAHAS, G, G.

EFFECTS IN RODENTS OF A 1-MONTH EXPOSURE TO MAGNETIC FIELDS (2OC-12OO GAUSS)

NAITO, K,

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NATIONAI BUREAU OF STANDARDS

CONFERENCE OF PRECISION ELECTROMAGNETIC MEASUREMENT

NAVAL ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS COMMAND

SANGUINE SYSTEM BIOLOGICAL/ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH PROGRAM

NEALEIGH, R. C.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURES ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF BEAGLE

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN BEAGLE

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE ON I-MAZE LEARNING IN THE WHITE RA

NEDBAYLO, Y. P.


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FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF ENERGY ABSORPTION BY INSECTS AND GRAIN IN ELECTRIC FIELD

MORPHOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES RESULTING FROM RADIOFREQUENCY TREATMENT OF LARVAE OF TENEBRIO MOLITO

EM AND SONIC ENERGY FOR PEST CONTROL

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QUANTIFICATION AND MEASUREMENT OF INDUCED FIELDS INSIDE FINITE BIOLOGICAL BODIE

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THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ULTRASOUND

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OBSERVATIONS ON MICROWAVE HAZARDS TO USAF PERSCNNEL

MILITARY ROLE I-N SAFE USE OF MICROWAVES

OF THE ENVIRONMENT: THE ASSESSMENT OF BIOLOGICAL

ELEC1ROMAGNETIC RADIATION MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

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EFFEC~ OF LOW-FEEQUS~CY ELECTRIC STIMULATION OF THE CAUDATE NUCLEUS ON THE CORTICAL ELECTRIC ACTIVITY

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW METHOD OF HEPATECTOMY BY RADIATION OF MICROWAVE

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OSTROWSKI, K.

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE MORFHOLOGY AND FUNCTION OF THE THYROID GLAND (IN POLISH)

NON-THERMAL EFFECT OF IHCROWAVE RADIATION IN VITRO ON PERITONEAL MAST CELLS OF THE RAT

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SLECTRIC FIELD EFFECTS IN BACTERIORHODOPSI

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THE EFFECT OF SEQUENCE AND TIME INTERVALS OF COMBINED HYPERTHERMIA AND RADIATION TREATMENT OP A SOLID

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OVICIDAL LEVELS OF 2.q5 GHZ EM ENERGY FOR THE SOUTHERN CORN ROOTWORM

PADALKA, E. S.

ENGLISH ABSTRACT OF "EFFECT OF EM OSCILLATIONS IN THE MICROWAVE RANGE ON THE IRON, COPPER, AND ALLIED

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TECHNIQUE FOR DERIVING ELECTROGRAMS OF THE HEART OF THE INTACT FROG DURING EXPOSURE TO SUPERHIGH

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ACTION OF A MAGNETIC FIELD COMBINED WITH EM WAVES ON THE EXPERIMENTAL TRYPANOSOMES OF THE RABBIT

STIMULATION, ilY PHYSICAL MEANS, OF THE DEFENSES OF THE MOUSE AND RAT AGAINST EXPERIMENTAL TRYPANOSOM

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ACCELERATION OF FRACTURE REPAIR BY EM FIELDS. A SURGICALLY NONINVASIVE METHOD

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A N0,1-0PERATIVE SALVAGE OF SURGICALLY-RESISTANT PSEUDARTHROSES AND NON-UNIONS BY PULSING EM FIELDS--A

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COMPUTER ACCESS TO GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE POPULATIO

PAYNE, W. R.

A REVIEW OF S3LECTED BIOEFFECTS THRESHOLDS FOR VARIOUS SPECTRAL RANGES OF LIGH

A REVIEW OF SELECTED BIOEFFECTS THRESHOLDS FOR VARIOUS SPECTRAL RANGES OF LIGH

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A LIMITED SURVEY OF HEALTH-RELATED LASER CHARACTERISTICS FOR SELECTED APPLICATIONS IN THE U.S.

PAZDEROVA-VEJLUPKOVA, J.

INFLUENCE OF PULSED MICROWAVES ON HAEMATOPOIESIS OF ADOLESCENT RATS

PAZDE.ROVA, J.

EFFECTS OF EMR OF THE ORDER OP CENTIMETER AND METER WAVES ON HUMAN'S HEALT

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EFFECT OP ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ON HEALTH DESCRIBED

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PRELIUIHARY OBSERVATIONS ON OCULAR EFFECTS OF HIGH-POWER, CONTINUOUS CO2 LASER RADIATIO

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PEACCCK, P, B.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INCIDENCE OF CONGENITAL ABNORMALITIES ETC.

PEAK, D, W.

~EASUREMENT OP POWER DENSITY FROM MARINE RADAR

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A NOISE AND HEARING SURVEY OF EARTH-MOVING EQUIPMENT CPERATOR

PECZEtlIK, A,

SOME CONSIDERATIONS OF MICROWAVE HAZARDS EXPOSURE CRITERIA

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MONITORING AND DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY EDEMA BY MICROWAVES: A PRELIMINARY REPOR

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THE EFFECT OP STATIC ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE ORGANISM OF MAN AND ANIMALS

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WORKSHOP ON POWER LINE NOISE AS RELATED TO PSYCHOACOUSTICS NOISE CONTROL STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS IN

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PROGRAM FOR CONTROL OF ELECTROMAGNETIC POLLUTION

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

PROKHVATILO, YE. V.

REACTION OF THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM TO THE EFFECT OF EM FIELD OF INDUSTRIAL FREQUENCY (50 HZ

REDUCTION OF FUNCTIONAL CAPACITIES OF THE HEART UNDER CONDITIONS OF EFFECT OF EK FIELD OF INDUSTRIAL

FREQUENCY ON tHE BOD

PROSR, V.

ELECTROMAGNETIC ECOLOGY ADD COMPATIBILITY

PRUCHA, R. V.

HUMAN THERMAL LOADING BY EXPOSURE TO EMISSIONS FROM A MICROWAVE OVEN

PRUET'I, H. D.

DESIGNS FOR LOG-PERIODIC FM-ANTENNAS AND TV-ANTENNA

PRUITT, B. A.

THE PA'IHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ACUTE ELECTRIC INJURIES

PRYTKOVA, T. tl.

INHIBITING ACTION OF ELECTRIC FIELD ON ESCHERICHIA COLI (IN RUSSIAN)

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

CONTROL OF RADON AND DAUGHTERS IN UR~NIUM HINES AND CALCULATIONS ON BIOLOGIC EFFECT

PUGH, P. S.

765-KV STATION INSULATION COORDINATIO

PULLEN, F. D.

"COM~ENTS ON 'THE RADIO INTERFERENCE FIELD OF AN OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINE'

PU LVE RER, G.

INr!IBITION OF TUMOR GROWTH IN MICE BY MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMIA, STREPTOLYSIN SAND COLCEMID

PUNT!:NNEY, D.

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QUAN, K. C.

HAZARCS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIONS

QUINLAN, W. J., JR,

EFFECTS OF EHR ON PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSES

QUINN, R.

NOISE LEVEL MEASUREMENTS ON THE UMTA MARK 1 DIAGNOSTIC CAR (R42 MODEL

QUINN, R. W.

META RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM (RED LINE) WAYSIDE AND IN-CAR NOISE AND VIBRATION LEVEL MEASUREMENT

HAYSIDE NOISE AND VIBRATION SIGNATURES OF HIGH-SPEED TRAINS IN THE NORTHEAST CORRIDO

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THE STATE OF HEALTH OF PERSONS WORKING IN THE ELECTRIC FIELD OF OUTDOOR 400 AND 500 KV SWITCHYARD

RAKOV, A. N.

THE HEALTH STATUS OF PEOPLE WORKING IN THE ELECTRIC FIELD OF OPEN 400-500 KV SWITCHING STRUCTURE

RAMEl, C. (EDITOR)

EVALUATION OF GENETIC RISKS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICAL

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DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF NEUROPSYCHIC DISTURBANCES

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RAND, R. lol.

HICROWAVE THERAPY EXPERIMENTS WITH B-16 MURINE MELANOMA

RANDALL, J. E.

POSSI3LE INDUSTRIAL HAZARDS IN THE USE OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

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MATHEMATICS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN BLOOD AND EM FIELDS

MATHEMATICS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN BLOOD AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

RASMUSSEN, P. G,

PILOT TRACKING PERFORMANCE DURING SUCCESIVE IN-FLIGHT SIMULATED INSTRUMENT APPROACHE

AURAL GLIDE SLOPE CUES: THEIR EFFECT ON PILOT PERFORMANCE DURING IN FLIGHT SIMULATED ILS INSTRUMENT

APPROACHE

RAST, G. J.

WAYE ANALYZER DYNAMIC RANGE AND BANDWIDTH REQUIREMENTS FOR SIGNAL NOISE ANALYSIS

RATCLIFFE, P. G.

THE OISTRIBUTION OF THE POPULATION OF THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, CANADA AND MEXICO WITHIN VARIOUS

DISTAJCES FROM 1361 TELEVISION MARKET CENTER

RATHBURN, L. A.


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RAliLS, C. B.


RA\.SON, E. G,

A MATRIX TO CORRECT FOR SCINTILLATOR ESCAPE EFFECT

RAYTHEON CCMPANY

SAT~lLITE SOLAR POWER STATION: AN OPTION FOR POWER GENERATIO

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EZFOSU5E OF HA!MALIANS TO STRONG 50 HZ ELECTRIC FIELDS (1) EFFECTS ON THE PROPORTION OF THE DIFFERENT

Lz;jCQCYTE TYPE

REBEYROTTE, N.


REBROV, V. G.

EXPERIENCE WITH DECIMETER WAVE THERAPY AS PART OF COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH PEPTIC

ULCE

RECHEN, H.J. L.


RECHEN, N. J. L.

REPCRT OF PRELIMINARY MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION FIELDS NEAR MICROWAVE OVENS

' REDDING, J. S.

DEFIBRILLATION

REDDY, M. M.

LACK OF EFFECT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS ON ROOTS OF VICIA FAB

REDPATH, A. T.

THE MEASUREHENT OF LOW ENERGY X-RAYS II: TOTAL ABSORPTION CALORIMETR

REED, E. J.

A STUDY OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CERTAIN ELF EM FIELDS

BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF SMALL AIR IONS

REED, J. R., III

MICROHAVE IRRADIATION OF THE ISOLATED RAT HEART AFTER TREATMENT WITH ANS BLOCKING AGENT

REED, L. R.

AN INFLATED BALLOON IONIZATION CHAMBER FOR LOW ENERGY, LOW LEVEL X-RAY EXPOSURE MEASUREMENT

PE3M, G.

SOLID-STATE !'!ICROIIAVE DEVICES: DOMAIN AND LSA NODE

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MICROWAVE OVENS: A POTENTIAL RISK TO PATIENTS WITH CARDIAC PACEMAKER

REGE, D, V.

EFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING AND IONIZING RADIATIONS ON THE TRANSFORMING ABILITY OF E.COLI DN

REGELSON, W,

BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH PULSED HIGH FREQUENCY RADIATION (27.12MHz

PULSEC EADIOWAVE (27,12 MHZ} EFFECTS ON IN VIVO AND IN VITRO TUMOR GROWT

REGESTEIN, Q. R,


REGIONAL,OFFICE FOR EUROPE, WHO

HEALTH HAZARDS FROM EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES

REGIONAL PFFICE FOR EUROPE, NHO

HEALTH EFFECTS OP IONIZING AND NONIGNIZING RADIATION

REHNBERG, G, L,


REICHt'.A N, J.

COMPARISON OF RADIO NOISE PREDICTION METHODS WITH CIGRE/IEEE SURVEY RESULT

REICHi1AUIS, !i.

SOME EFFECTS OF HIGH ELECTRICAL FIELDS ON BARLEY GROWTH

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INTERFERENCE FROM SPARK-TYPE IGNITION SYSTEMS IN MOTOR VEHICLE

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ELECTROSTATIC EIFECTS NEAR HVAC TRANSMISSION LINES; FIELD TESTS AND COMPUTER RESULT

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SURVEY OF DIATHERMY EQUIPMENT USE IN PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA

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REPT. CF PRELIKINARY MEASUREKENTS OF EM RADIATION FIELDS NEAR MICROWAVE OVENS

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WORKSHOP ON BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC CURRENTS: ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AND THERAP

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REI SB ERG, R. B.

CHAUGES IN RATE OF GROWTH, AND BRAIN AND LIVER ENZYMES IN RATS LIVING IN 45 HZ ELECTRIC FIELDS

EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD INDUCED CHANGES IN RATE OF GROWTH AND BRAIN AND LIVER ENYZl'IES

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REMARK, D.

SURVEY OF DIATHERMY EQUIPMENT USE IN PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA

REMARK, D. G.


RIPT. GF PRSLIHINARY MEASUREMENTS OF EM RADIATION FIELDS NEAR MICROWAVE OVENS

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A PRI~ATE RESTRAINT CHAIR FOR USE IN MICROWAVE RADIATION STUDIE

KICROWAVE ENERGY DISTRIBUTION MEASUREKENTS IN PROXIMITY TO MAN AND THEIR PRACTICAL APPLICATIO

CONDUCTION VELOCITY IN NERVE EXPOSED TO A HIGH MAGNETIC FIEL

A PRIMATE-RESTRAINT DEVICE FOR USE IN MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

MAGNETIC FIELDS AND HAN: WHERE DO WE STAND TODAY?

RENTCN, R. J.

NATIONAL COVERAGE OF STANDARD BROADCAST STATIONS DURING NIGHTTIME HOURS 1946--195

REPACHClI, M. H.

EMISSION AND EXPOSURE STANDARDS FOR MICROWAVE RADIATIO

CCNTROl OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION EMITTING DEVICES IN CANAD

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REVZIN, A.

CONFORMATION CHANGES IN RIBOSOMAL RNA INDUCED BY ELECTRIC IMPULSE

REXFCRD-~ELCH, S. C.

THE PRACTICE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION SAFETY

REYDER, B. SH.

ON THE EFFECT OF THE ULTRAHIG" FREQUENCY FIELD ON CERTAIN PATHOGENIC MICROORGANISMS

REYNOLDS, D. C.

THE EFFECT OF PULSED, SHORT WAVES ON ALVEOLAR HEALING

RHEIN, R. W.

MICROWAVES INHIBIT TUMOR INDUCTION

RHINE, J. J.

FACTORS I~JFLUENCING EFFECTIVENESS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS FOR STORED-GRAIN INSECT CONTRO

RHOC.ES, L. C.

THE UTILIZATION OP DIAPULSE THERAPY AS AN ADJUNCTIVE TREATMENT IN ORAL SURGER

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RADIO TP.ANSMISSION INTO BUILDINGS AT 35 AND 150 l'l

RICE, P. L.

PREDICTION OF TROPOSHERIC RADIO TRANSMISSION LOSS OVER IRREGULAR TERRAIN-A COMPUTER METHO

TRANSMISSION LOSS PREDICTIONS FOR TROPOSPHERIC COMMUNICATION CIRCUITS-VOLUME 1

TRANSMISSION LOSS PREDICTIO~S FOR TROPOSPHERIC COMMUNICATION CIRCUITS-VOLUME

PREDICTION OF TROPOSPHERIC RADIO TRANSMISSION LOSS OVER IRREGULAR TERRAIN A COMPUTER METHOD - 196

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HISTOPATHOLOGIC CHANGES IN RAT LIVER FOLLOWING 2~50 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATIO


REVIEW OF THE WORK CONDUCTED AT U. OF ST. LOUIS

REVIEW OF WO?.K CONDUCTED AT ST. LOUIS U. SCHOOL OF MED.

STUDIES CO!lCERNED WITH BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATIONS OF DIFFERENT FREQUENCIE

RICHARDSON, N. E,

PERCEPTION AND EFFECTS ON LOCOMOTOR ACTIVITY IN AMERICAN EELS AND ATLANTIC SALMON OF EXTREMELY LOW

FEEQUENCY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELD

PERCEPTION AND EFFECTS ON LOCOMOTIVE ACTIVITY IN AMERICAN EELS AND ATLANTIC SALMON OF EXTREMELY LOW


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RICKLEY, E. J

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RICKLEY, E. J.

META RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM (RED LINE) WAYSIDE AND IN-CAR NOISE AND VIBRATION LEVEL MEASUREMENT

NOISE LEVEL MEASUREMENTS ON THE UMTA MARK 1 DIAGNOSTIC CAR (R42 MODEL

RIDER, L.

CCMPUTER-AIDED AMPLIFIER DESIGN IN BASI

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RIGGS, R. J.

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UPTAKE OF TRITIATED THYMIDINE DURING ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF INDUCED CORTICAL BONE DEFECT

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DESIGN FACTO?.S IN MAGNETIC PULSE RECORDIN

RISSMAN, P.

TALKING TO OURSELVE

RISSM.Z\NN, Ii. J.

MICROWAVE HEATING IN ANIMAL~ AT 3.0 GHZ

RISTORCELLI, C. T.

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MONOPOLE ANTENNAS ABOVE A RECTANGULAR PRISM

RITSON, D. M,


RIVERA, o··.

THERMAL AND ENDOCRINOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PROTRACTED IRRADIATION OF RATS BY 2450-MHZ MICROWAVE

RIVERS, W. K.

THE EFFECT OF LOW ENERGY, EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY (ELF) EMR ON OPERANT BEHAVIOR IN THE PIGEON AND THE

RA

RIVIERE, J.

!FF~CT OF MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC FIELDS ON THE GROWTH AND RATE OF MUTATIONS OF VARIOUS MICRO-ORGANISM

RIVIlIER, J.


KERGUElEN (IN FRENCH

ROACH, J, F,

EXPERIMENTAL OXIDANT PRODUCTION RATES FOR EHV TRANSMISSIONS LINES AND THEORETICAL ESTIMATES OF OZONE

CCNCENiRATING NEAR OPERATING LINE

ROEEINS, C.

RADIATION HAZARDS FROM X-RAY DIFFRACTION EQUIPMEN

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PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION ON SPONTANEOUS MOTOR

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MICROWAVES IN MEDICAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARC

ROBERTS, P. C. B.

VIABILITY STUDIES ON ASCOPORES AND VEGETATIVE CELLS OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES

AT 2450 MH

ROBERTS, S.

A NEW METHOD FOR MEASURING DIELECTRIC CONSTANT AND LOSS IN THE RANGE OF CENTIMETER WAVE

ROBER'ISCN, D. W.

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD PROBES

ROBINETTi, C. D.

CAUSES OF DEATH FOLLOWING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATION (RADAR) 1950-197

ROBINSON, J. E.

DUAL-BEAM TEM APPLICATOR FOR DIRECT-CONTACT HEATING OF DIELECTRICALLY ENCAPSULATED MALIGNANT MOUSE

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MICROWAVE HEATING OF MALIGNANT MOUSE TUMORS AND TISSUE EQUIVALENT PHANTOM SYSTEM

MICROWAVE BOLUSING: A TECHNIQUE FOR IMPROVING HEATING UNIFORMITY FOR MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMIA

A EOLUSING TECHNIQUE FOR BATCH MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF TUMORS IN THE FAR FIEL

ROBINSON, K. R.

ELECTRO?HORESIS OF CONCANAVALIN A RECEPTORS ALONG EMBRYONIC MUSCLE CELL MEMBRAN

ROBINSON, ll.

HISTOCHEMICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF EMR ON RAT LIVER AND BRAIN

ROBINSCN, R. A.

SURVZY OF USE }.llD PERFORMANCE OF UL~RASONIC THERAPY EQUIPMENT IN PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA, (FDA)

73-8039


ROBISON, G. A.

CYCLIC ADEUOSINE MOHOPHOSPHATE IN BRAIN AREAS: MICROWAVE IRRADIATION AS A MEANS OF TISSUE FIXATIO

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ROBI'IAILLE, P.



ROCKWELL, S.

INFLUENCE OF A 1400-GAUSS MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE RADIOSENSITIVITY AND RECOVERY OF EMT6 CELLS IN VITR

RODAN, G. A.

EFIPHYSEAL CARTILAGE CYCLIC AMP CHANGES PRODUC.ED BY ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL PERTURBATION

ROE, J. M. (STUDY MANAGER)

INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ELECTROMAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY INVESTIGATION - PHASE II

ROESCH, W. C.

FIELD' EQUATIONS IN DOSIMETRY

ROGERS, J. H.

'IRANSISTORIZED LOW VOLTAGE REGULATOR CIRCUITS AND DESIGN

ROGERS, S. J.

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CYCLIC ADENOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE IN BRAIN AREAS: MICROWAVE IRRADIATION AS A MEANS OF TISSUE FIXATIO

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THE EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ENERGY ON CORYNEBACTERIUM DIPHTHERIAE AND CLOSTRIDIUM WELCHII TOXINS

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THE EFFECTS OF NON-THERMAL RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION ON HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES IN VITRO

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HOT SFOTS GENERATED IN CONDUCTING SPHERES BY ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATION

THE DISTRIBUTION OF HEATING POTENTIAL INSIDE LOSSY SPHERE

FORM•TION OF HOT SPOTS IN MULTILAYER SPHERES

INFLUENCE OF EM RADIATION ON BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL

HAZARDS DUE TO TOTAL BODY IRRADIATION BY RADAR

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CAPACITY AND CONDUCTIVITY OF BODY TISSUES AT UHF

RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION HAZARDS

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COMPARATIVE ASPECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

NCNIGNIZING RADIATION HAZARDS

CURRENT MICROWAVE STUDIES

SOME TISSUE DETERMINANTS OF INTERACTIONS WITH ELECTRIC FIELD

EFFECTS OF RF FIELDS ON NERyous ACTIVITIE

ENERGY DEPOSITION IN HOMEGENEOUS AND MULTILAYER TISSUE SPHERES AND EFFECT OP CIRCULATIO


FORMATION OF HOT SPOTS IN MULTILAYER SPHERE

THE CISTRIBUTION OF HEATING POTENTIAL INSIDE LOSSY SPHERE

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES: LOCAL 'HOT SFOT' HEATING BY MICROWAVE

PRINCIPLES OF INTERACTION OF MICROWAVE FIELDS AT THE CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR LEVE

ElECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF TISSUE AND CELL SUSPENSIONS

GENERAL EFFECTS OF MICROwAVE RADIATION

BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS FROM EXPOSURE TO ELF ELECTRICAL FIELDS AND POTENTIALS

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EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON APLYSIAN GANGLION CELLS

MICROWAVE-POWER ABSORPTION BY RECTANGULAR-SHAPED CONDUCTIVE DIELECTRIC SAMPLES IN STRIPLIN

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EFFECT OF EXPOSUR3 TO RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON SEED-BORNE MICROORGANISMS

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RADIO ijAVES AND THE LIVING ORGANISM

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HEALTH HAZARDS FROM POWERFUL RADIO TRANSMISSIONS

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THE EFFECT OF EXPOSURE TO THE INTACT ORGANISM TO A CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE ACTIVITY OF

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A REVIEW OF DETERMINATIONS OF RADIATION DOSE TO THE ACTIVE BONE MARROW FROM DIAGNOSTIC X-RAY

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EFF3CTS OF MILLIMETER-BAND RADIO WAVES ON CERTAIN PROPERTIES OF BACTERIA

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THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS

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THE EFFECT OF REPETITIVE PRENATAL LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON DEVELOPMENT IN THE RA

SHORE, R. E.


IRRADIATION--WITH EMPHASIS ON THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SWEAT MODEL

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SHTE!'iLER, V. M,

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ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN THE NEAR VICINITY OF TRANSMISSION LINE TOWERS

ELF COUPLING TO SPHERICAL MODELS OF MAN AND ANIMALS

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RADIATION

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QPERARTES TRINKVERHALTEN VON BATTEN IN HOCHSPANNUNGS- 50 HZ-iECHSELFELDERN

SPONSELLER, J. P.

MEASUREMENTS OF EFFLUENTS DUE TO EHV TRANSMISSION LINE CORONA I--FIELD TEST

SPRING, E.

SIMULTANEOUS APPLICATION OF PULSED HIGH FREQUENCI CURRENTS AND GAMMA-RAYS TO CULTURED MELANOMA CELL

ST. GERMAIN, J.


THE USE OF IODINE-125 FOR INTERSITIAL IMPLANT

STADNIK, A. D.

EFFECT OF CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELDS ON MACROMOLECULES {IN RUSSIAN WITH ENGLISH SUMMARY

STAINER, H. M.

X-RAY MASS ABSORPTION COEFFICIENTS - A LITERATURE SURVE

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GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEONATAL MICE EXPOSED TO HIGH-FREQUENCY EM FIELDS

ENDORPHINS IN BRAINS OF DECAPITATED AND MICROWAVE-KILLED MICE


LEVELS OF CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES IN MOUSE REGIONAL BRAIN FOLLOWING 300MS MICROWAVE INACTIVATIO

THE USE OF MICROWAVE HEATING TO INACTIVATE CHOLINESTERASE IN THE RAT BRAIN PRIOR TO ANALYSIS POR

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USE OF 300-MSEC MICROWAVE IP.RADIATION FOR ENZYME INACTIVATION: A STUDY OF EFFECTS OF SODIUM

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STAVRATJEV, M.

NON-CONTACT DETERMINATION OF TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN MICE DURING MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

STECKENMESSER, R.

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BIOLOGICAL ACTION OF SUPSRHIGH FREQUENCY EM WAVES

STUDY OF THE ACTION OF EM WAVES AT VARIOUS REGIONS OF THE RADIO BAND ON SOME FUNCTIONAL INDICES IN

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EMC DESIGN EFFECTIVENESS IN ELECTRONIC MEDICAL PROSTHETIC DEVICE

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MICROWAVE RADIATION OF 10 MW/CM AND FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS AT VARIOUS POWER

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EQUI?MENT AND METHODS EMPLOYED IN THE EXPOSURE OF EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS TO MICROWAVES AT 24,000

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COMDIN~TION RADIATION THERAPY AND LOCALIZED CURRENT FIELD HYPERTHERMIA OF SPONTANEOUS MALIGNANT

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LETHAL EFFECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY ENERGY ON EGGS OF TENEBRIO MOLITOR {COLEOPTERA: TENEBRIONIDAE

MOR1ALITY AND INTERNAL HEATING IN RADIOFREQUENCY-TREATED LARVAE OF TENEBRIO MOLITO

FACTORS INFLUENCING EFFECTIVENESS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS FOR STORED-GRAIN INSECT CONTRO

STE'ISULA, V. I.

CONSOLIDATION OF BONE FRAGMENTS IN A CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD

STEVENS, A.

TEMPERATURE CHANGES GENERATED BY MICROWAVE THERAPY IN THE THIGHS OF HUl'lAN SUBJECT

STEVENS, C. F.

INTERACTIONS BETWEEN INTRINSIC MEMBRANE PROTEIN AND ELECTRIC FIELD

STEWART, H. F.


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~ICROWAVE HAZARD EV~LUATION {A FIELD SURVEY FORM)

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MEASUREMENT OF EMR LEVELS FROM SELECTED TRANSMITTERS OPERATING BETWEEN 54 AND 220 MHZ IN THE LAS

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MEASURE~ENT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION LEVELS FROM SELECTED TRANSMITTERS OPERATING BETWEEN MHZ-54

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RADIOFREQUENCY LESION OF THE VENTRAL MESENCEPHALIC TEGMENTUM: NEUROLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL

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1173 AND 1332 KE

STODOLNIK-BARANSKA, W.

THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON HUMAN LYMPHOCYTE CULTURE

EFFECT OF MICROWAVES ON THE MORPHOLOGY AND FUNCTION OF THE THYROID GLAND (IN POLISH)

LYMPHOBLASTOID TRANSFORMATION OF LY~PHOCYTES IN VITRO AFTER MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO

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PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY TO THE

STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL

STOWE, S.

HYPERTHERHIA: HEALING AND HAZARD IN TUMOR BEARING RATS

STOWELL, R. E.

ORIENTATION OF EUGLENA BY RADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS

STRAIT, B. J.

' A PROGRAM FOE COMPUTING NEAR FIELDS OF THIN WIRE ANTENNAS

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EFFECTS OF EM FIELDS ON MICROSOMAL ATPASE AND MITOCHONDRIAL OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION

EFFECTS OF LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRICAL CURRENT ON VARIOUS MARINE ANIMALS

STRELKOVA, M. A.


STRELKOVA, N. I.

THE PROBLE~ OF CORRELATING BIOCHEMICAL DATA TO THE CONDITION OF THE NEUROMUSCULAR APPARATUS OF

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CALOnIMETRIC CALIBRATION HETHOD FOR A COMMERCIAL POWER MONITOR FOR USE WITH HIGH POWER MICROWAVE

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A TIME-DOMAIN TECHNIQUE FOR MEASUREMENT OF THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCE

STUCKEY, C. W.

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CENTRAL MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

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THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON BACTERIA MUTATION INDUCTION

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REVIEW OF THE ~OP.K CONDUCTED AT U. OF CALIF.--EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION ON INTERNAL TEMPERATURE

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REVIEW OF WORK CONDUCTED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA: EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION ON INTERNAL TEMPERATURE AND VIABILITY IN MIC

PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION OF SESSION REPORTS, CONCLUSIONS (INCLUDING FUTURE RESEARCH NEEDS) AND REC0~11ENDATION

CORRESPONDENCE ON D. R. JUSTESEN'S "PRESCRIPTIVE GRAMMAR FOR THE RADIOBIOLOGY OF NONIONIZING RADIATION"

MICROWAVE RADIATION AS BIOLOGICAL HAZARD AND TOOL

ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS WITH 3-CM MICROWAVE

LONGEVITY STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF 3-CM MICROWAVE RADIATION ON MICE

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MIGRATING BIRDS RESPOND TO PROJECT SEAFARER'S EM FIELD

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THE EFFECTS OF BODY CORE HYPOTHERMIA ON BLOOD FLOW IN TUMORS HEATED WITH MICROWAVE RADIATION


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ALTERATIONS IN BLOOD FLOW IN GLIAL TUMORS PRODUCED BY MICROWAVE HEATING AND TEMPERATURE GRADIENT


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SWEENEY, T. L.


MEASURE!ENTS OF EFFLUENTS DUE TO EHV TRANSMISSION LINE CORONA !--FIELD TEST

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SWICORD, M. L

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SWICORD, M. L,


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METHODS AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR THE EVALUATION AND CALIBRATION OF MICROWAVE SURVEY INSTRUMENT

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SW!CNTZK, T. J.

CONTINUATION

DISTRIBUTION OF APPLIED ELECTRICAL CURRENT IN THE SPINAL CORD AND ITS EFFECTS ON EVOKED POTENTIALS

SWITZER, R. C.

QUAN~ITATIVE EVIDENCE FOR PROTEIN DENATURATION AS THE CAUSE OP THERMAL DEAT

SWITZER, W. G.

HYPERACTIVITY AND DISRUPTION OF OPERANT BEHAVIOR IN RATS APTER MULTIPLE EXPOSURES TO MICROWAVE RA DIA TIO

LONG-TERn EFFECTS OF 2.45-GHZ RADIATION ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX AND ON HE~ATOLOGIC PROFILES OF RAT

SYDAKOV, K. V.

DISTURBANCE OF GOAL-SEEKING BEHAVIOR UNDER ACTION OF EM FIEL

SYNDER, W,. F.

RADIOFREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS IN THE NBS INSTITUTE FOR BASIC STANDARD

SYNGAYEVSKAYA, V. A,

• CHANGES IN FUNCTIONS OF VARIOUS SYSTEMS OF THE ORGANISM UNDER EXPOSURE TO HIGH-INTENSITY MICROWAVE FIHi:>

M~TABOLIC CHANGES UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION AT HIGH INTENSITIES

SZABC, A. C.


SZADY, J.

MICROWAVE RADIATION AND OTHER HAR~FUL FACTORS OF WORKING ENVIRONMENT IN RADIOLOCATION: METHOD OF DETERMINATION OF MICROWAVE EFFECT

EFFECTS OF MICP.OWAVES ON THE TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR RHYTHM AND TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR URINARY EXCRETION OF SEVENTEEN HYDROXYCORTICOIDS AUD SEVENTEEN KETOSTEROID

SZ1'iIGI:C:LSKI, S.

EF?ECT OF 10-C!1 (3 GHZ) EMR (MICROWAVES) ON GRANULOCYTES IN VITRO

ACU'!'E STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS IN RABBITS IRRADIATED WITH 3-GIIZ MICROWAVE

EFFECT OF MICSOWAVES ON CELL FUNCTION ASD VIRUS REPLICATION IN CELL CULTURES IRRADIATED IN VITR

EFFECT OF KICRO~AVES C0~3INED iITH INTERFERON AND/OR INTERFERON INDUCERS (POLY I-POLY C) ON

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USE OF THERMOGRAPHY FOR QUANTITATION OF ENERGY ABSORPTION IN ANIMALS IRRADIATED WITH MICROWAVE

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION AT THE CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR LEVEL


MICROWAVE BIOE!FECTS. CURRENT STATUS AND CONCEPT

THE INFLUENCE OF fJICROWAVE RADIATION ON NORMAL AND NEOPLASTIC CELL


KARYOMETRIC OBSERVATIONS OF WISH CELL CULTURES IRRADIATED WITH 3 GHZ MICROWAVES

INHIBITION OF TUMOR GROWTH IN MICE BY MICROWAVE HYPERTHERMIA, STREPTOLYSIN SAND COLCEMID


AUTO~ADIOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND MEASUREMENTS ON NUCLEAR VOLUME IN WISH CELL

CULTURES IRRADIATIED WITH 3 GHZ EM

SZYMANOWSKI, W. T.


TAEET, R.

PROTECTION AFFORDED BY THE METAL CAPSULE OF PACEMAKERS AGAINST EXTERNAL EH EFFECTS: FACT OR FICTION?

(IN FRENCH

TABRAH, F. L.

EFFECTS OF ALTERNATING MAGNETIC FIELD (12 GAUSS) ON TRANSPLANTED NEUROBLASTOM

TACKE, R. T.


TACKER, W. A,

DE FI3R ILLATION

TA EGE, M.

OPERANTES TRINKVERHALTEN VON RATTEN IN HOCHSPANNUNGS- 50 HZ-WECHSELFELDERN

TAFLOV E, A.

CO~PUTATION OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS AND INDUCED TEMPERATURES WITHIN A MODES OF THE

HIC20WAVE-IaRADIATED HU~AN EY

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A PASSIVE ELECTRODELESS METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE INTERIOR FIELD OF BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS

CCMPUTATION OF THE EM FIELDS AND INDUCED TEMPERATURES WITHIN A MODEL OF THE MICROWAVE-IRRADIATED HUMAN

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TAGGART, H. E.

CALIBRATION PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURES FOR FIELD STRENGTH METERS (30 HZ TO 1 GHZ

FIELD INTENSITY METER CALIBRATION UNCERTAINTIES AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCIE

FIELD STRENGTH AND RFI STANDARDS AT THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

EMERGEMCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTERS-EFFECTIVE RADIATED POWER LEVELS AND TECHNIQUES OF DETERMINING EFFECTIVE

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INVESTIGATIONS OF THE CATARACTOGENIC INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVES OF 10 CM BAN

TAKJI.HASHI, K.

UNIFORM POLYMER DISTRIBUTION IN PAPERS SATURATED WITH POLYMER SOLUTIONS VIA MICROWAVE POWER

TAKASHIMA, S.

STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF RADIO-FREQUENCY WAVES ON BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULE

EFFECTS OF RF FIELDS ON NERVOUS ACTIVITIE

TAKENAGA, J.

PGE-STIMULATION OF ADENYL CYCLASE IN THE BRAIN OF RATS EXPOSED TO LOW POWER DENSITY MICROWAVE RAOIATIO

BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE BRAIN OF RATS EXPOSED TO MICROWAVES OF LOW POWER DENSIT

TALB:'.RT, D.


TAMASHOVA, L. V.


AN~ INTERFERENCES: METHOD OF THEIR MEASUREMBN

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SOME THEORY AND PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS ON MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

INTERACTION OF EM FIELDS AND LIVING SYSTEMS

BENEFICIAL AND HARMFUL ACCELERATED GROWTH INDUCED BY THE ACTION OF NONIONIZING RADIATIO

EIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NONIONIZING RADIATION: AN OUTLINE OF FUNDAMENTAL LAWS



EFFECT OF MICROnAVE RADIATION ON BIRDS


THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ON BIRDS: PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENT

RADIOFFEQUENCY FIELDS: A NEW ECOLOGICAL FACTOR



EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON BIRDS

CHANGES OF MUSCLE ACTION IN BIRDS EXPOSED TO A MICROWAVE PIEL


BIRD FEATHERS AS SENSORY DETECTORS OF MICROWAVE FIELD

TANSY, M.

STUDIES OF BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS FROM HIGH-POWER HP EAND TRANSMITTER

!ANSY, M. F.

FINAL TEC!lNICAL REPT. ON RESEARCH PROJECT TO STUDY RADIATION HAZARDS CAUSED BY HIGH POWER, HIGH


FINAL TECHNICAL REPT. ON RESEARCH PROJECT O STUDY RADIATION HAZARDS CAUSED BY HIGH POWER, HIGH

FP.EQUE!ICY FI2LDS, VOL.

FIN:\L TSCf!~:IC1\L FEPORT ON RESEARCH PROJECT TO STUDY RADIATION HAZARDS CAUSED BY HIGH POWER, HIGH

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G~ST?GINTESTINAL MOTOrt ACTIVITY FOLLOriING EXPOSURE TO A HIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIEL

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TARAKHOVS'KIY, M. L.

EFFECT OF CONSTANT AND VARIABLE MAGNETIC FIELDS ON SOME INDICES OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS AND METABOLIC PROCESSES IN WHITE RAT

TARAK~OVS'KYY, M. L.

THE EFFECT OF CONSTANT AND VARIABLE MAGNETIC FIELDS ON SOME INDICES OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS AND METABOLIC PROCESSES IN WHITE RAT

TARAKllOVSKY, M. L.

EFFECT OF CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE COURSE OF PREGNANCY AND PROGENY DEVELOPMENT IN ALBINO RAT

TA RAS IU K, N. E.

EFFECT OF UHF FIELD OF SMALL INTENSITY ON INDICES OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS (IN :RUSSIAN)

TARASOV, G. M.

THE EFFECT OP STATIC ELECTRIC FIELD ON THE ORGANISM OF MAN AND ANIMALS

TARTARA, A.

UNILATERAL ELECTRIC SHOCK. ACUTE AND CHRONIC EXPERIMENTAL EEG'S ON RABBIT (IN ITALIAN)

TASBULATOV, YE. S.

THE NATURE OF THE EFFECT OF A MAGNETIC FIELD ON NUTRIENT MEDIUM COMPOSITION AND TOXIN PRODUCTION BY C1

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GRAVITY MEASUREMENTS AND THE STANDARDS LABORATORY

TATE, R. L.

DOUGLAS-FIR TREE SEED GERMINATION ENHANCEMENT USING MICROWAVE ENERGY

TAYLOR, E. M.

MICROWAV2 IHT~RACTION WITH THE AUDITORY SYSTE~S OF HUMANS AND CAT

iNALYSIS OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT IN THE MICROWAVE AUDITORY EFFEC

SOME EFFECTS OF EMR ON THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD OF CAT

HICEOWAVE EFFECTS ON CENARAL NERVOUS SYSTEH ATTRIBUTED TO THERMAL FACTOR

MICROWAVE INTERACTION WITH THZ AUDITORY SYSTEMS OP HUMANS AND CATS

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ANALYSIS OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT IN THE MICROWAVE AUDITORY EFFEC

MICRO~AVE EFFECTS ON CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ATTRIBURED TO THERMAL FACTOR

A~ALYSIS OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT IN THE MICROWAVE AUDITORY EFFEC

MICRO~AVE INTERACTION WITH THE AUDITORY SYSTEMS OF HUMANS AND CATS


TAYLCR, M. A.

DIENCEPHALIC STIMULATION AND THE EFFECTS OF ECT IN ENDOGENOUS DEPRESSIO

TAYLOR, R. D.

USAEC-DAT DC SUOERCOllDUCTING POWER TRANSMISSION LINE PROJECT AT LAS

TAYlCR, R. E.

AIRBORNE (0.4 TO 10 GHZ) ELECTR011AGNETIC ENVIRONMENT SURVEY OP U.S.A. URBAN AREA

'IEST'PLAN AND PRELIMINARY REPORT OF AIRBORNE ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT SURVEY OVER USA URBAN AREAS

0.4 'IO 18.0 GH

TC HAO, Y. H.

EFFET DE L'IRRADIATION UYPERFREQUENCE SUR LE MECANIS11E DE TANNAGE CHEZ TENEBRIO MOLITOR COLEPTERE

TEED, R. W.

DIATHERMY MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE

TEIXEIRA-PINTO,

THE BEIIA VIOR OF UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS IN AN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIEL

TEIX~IRA-PINTO, A. A.

A NEw FHYSICAL METHOD OF CREATING CHROMOSONAL ABERRATIONS

REVIEW OP WORK ACCOMPLISHED AT THE NEW ENGLAND INST. FOR MEDICAL RESEARC

TEE BEHAVIOR OF UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS IN AN E11 FIELD

A NEW PHYSICAL METHOD OF CREATING CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATION

TEil, R. A.

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ENVIRONMENTAL NONIONIZING RADIATION EXPOSURE: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM AND CONTINUING WCRK ;/ITHI!l EPA


AN AUTC~ATED MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING ENVIRON- MENTAL RADIOFREQUENCY FIELD INTENSITIE

A LIQUID-CRYSTAL CONTACT LENS FOR MEASUREMENTT OF CORNEAL TEMPERATUR

INS~P.UMENT CONSIDERATIOS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOFREQUENCY FIELD MEASUREMENT


AN AUTOMATED MEASURE~ENT SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOFREQUENCY FIELD INTENSITIE


CALCULATED ?IELD INTENSITIES NEAR A HIGH POWER UHF BROADCAST INSTALLATION

MICROWAVE HAZARD l'.E.i\SURE!1i=:NTS NEAR VARIOUS AIRCRAFT RADAR

SPECTRAL TRANSMISSION AND ATTENUATION OF X-RADIATION BY GLASSES AND RESINS USED IN COLOR TELEVISION FIC'IU,RE TUBE

AN ANALYSIS OF BROADCAST RADIATION LEVELS IN HAWAI

REFERENCE DATA FOR RADIOFREQUENCY EMISSION HAZARD ANALYSI


EROACCAST RADIATION: HOW SAFE IS SAFE?


MICROWAVE HAZARD MEASUREMENTS NEAR VARIOUS AIRCRAFT RADAR

CALCULATED FIELD INTENSITIES NEAR A HIGH POWER UHF BROADCAST INSTALLATIO

AN AUTOMATED ~EASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOFREQUENCY FIELD INTENSITIES I

SIGNAL POLARIZATIONS IN THE VHF AND UHF BROADCAST SPECTRUM

A MEASUREMENT OF RF FIELD INTENSITIES IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF AN FM BROADCAST STATION ANTENN

EFOADCAST RADIATION: A SECCND LOOK

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OCULAR HEATING DURING DiNTAL DIATHERMY TREATMEN

HICRO¼AVE ENE~GY ABSORPTION IN TISSU

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REFERENCE DATA FOR RADIOFREQUENCY E5ISSION HAZARD ANALYSIS, ORP/SID 72-

AN ANALYSIS OF RADAR EXPOSURE IN THE SAN FRANCISCO AREA

NCNIONIZING RADIATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT

3P.OADCAST RADIATION: HOW SAFE IS SAFE

RADIO-FREQUENCJ RADIATION LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS

MICROWAVE ENERGY ABSORPTION IN TISSU


NONIONIZING RADIATION EXPOSURE IN URBAN AREAS OF THE UNITED STATE


AN ANALYSIS OF BROADCAST RADIATION LEVELS IN HAWAII

TELLES, N.

PANEL DISCUSSION II: FUTURE NEEDS IN RESEARCH ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE AND R. F.

RADIATION

TELLES, N. C.


TEL'ISCHER, E. S.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN HEALTH-CARE FACILITIES

TEMB30CK, G.

OPERANTES TRINKVERHALTEN VON RATTEN IN HOCHSPANNUNGS- 50 HZ-WECHSELFELDERN

TEN'KOV, A. A.


~ADIOFREQUENCIES (IN RUSSIAN)

TENGROTH, E.


LENTICULAR AND RETINAL CHANGES SECONDARY 'IO MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

CCC •P~~IONAL EXPOSURE AND PU3LIC HEALTH ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

~ET!NAL CHANGES IN MICROWAVE WORKER

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APPENDIX F, OZONE PRODUCTION AND ITS POTENTIAL EFFECTS

TEOTIA, J. S.

DESTP.UCTION OF SALMONELLAE ON POULTRY MEAT WITH LYSOZYME, EDTA, X-RAY, MICROWAVE AND CHLORIN

TERAN i\ KA, M.

HEPATIC BLOOD FLOW MEASUREMENT

TERENIUS, L.


TERESHIN, A. I.

HANDBOOK ON THE USE OF RADIO-MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS (1969)

TERFILL, J. G. (JR,)

COST-BENEFIT ESTIMATES FOR THE MAJOR SOURCES OF RADIATION EXPOSUR

TERRILL,~• G., JR.


TEXTRON, INC.


THAXTON, P.

SCME EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE OF THE JAPANESE QUAIL EMBRYO TO 2.45-GHZ MICROWAVE RADIATIO

HUMORAL IMMUNITY OF JAPANESE QUAIL SUBJECTED !0 MICROWAVE RADIATION DURING EMBRYOGENY

THE BENDIX CORPORATION

DEVELOPMENT OF A LIQUID CRYSTAL MICROWAVE POWER DENSITY HETER, DEP 70-8

THI BOS, L. N.

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE THAT ABNORMAL EARLY VISUAL EXPERIENCE CAN MODIFY THE HUMAN BRAIN

THIEL, J. F,

CURRENT RADIO-FREQUENCY EHR SAFETY STANDARDS AS APPLIED TO MOBILE AND PORTABLE TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSMITTER

RAD:O-?EBUUENCY EMR FROM PORTABLE AND MOBILE TELECCMMUNICATION TRANSMITTERS

THIEL, JOSEPH F.

TEXAS REGULATIONS FOR THE CONTROL OF RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION TRC PART 80 GENERAL

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INFOrtMA7ION; TRC PART 90 REGULATIONS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION;

TRC PART 100 REGISTRATION CORRESPONDENCE TO DAVE JANES AND RICHARD TELL,JULY 21,197 TO796

THI El, L. M,

INTERFEROMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF THE COMPLEX DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF LIQUID

THOMAS, J. R.

MODIFICATION OF INTERNAL DISCRIMINATIVE STIMULUS CONTROL OF BEHAVIOR BY LOW LEVELS OF PULSED MICROWAVE

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THOMAS, R. H.


THCMFSCN, G.

SHOCK THRESHOLD FIXES APPLIANCE INSULATION RESISTANC

THCMFSCN; R, L.

MICROWAVE HAZARDS SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL

THCMfSON, W, D.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON BEHAVIOR AND RELATED PHENOMENA

BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF STIMULATION BY UHF RADIO FIELDS

PERFORMANCE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC MICROWAVE RADIATIO

THOMSEN, J. S.

EFFECT OF STATISTICAL COUNTING ERRORS ON WAVELENGTH CRITERIA FOR X-RAY SPECTR

THC!1SON, rt. L E.

COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON 1285 AND 2800 MC/SEC PULSED MICROWAVES

EFFECTS OF EMR ON PHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSES


BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF MAMMALS

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THOPSCN, J, rl.

A SYSTEM APPROACH TO INDUCTIVE COORDINATION

THORSC!l, J,M,, JR,

POWER SISTEK DISTURBANCES DURING A K-8 GEOMAGNETIC STORM: AUGUST 4, 197

THRASHER, E. L,, II

DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE TO ELECTRICAL STIMULATION: A DISTINCTION BETWEEN INDUCED OSTEOGENESIS IN INTACT 'IIBIAE AND THE EFFECT ON FRESH FRAC'IURE DEFECTS IN RADI

THURS'ICN, G. a.

THE FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF THE KERR EFFECT FOR SUSPENSIONS OF RIGID PARTICLE

THURS'ION, Ii. R,

THE MEASUREMENT OF CABLE CHARACTERISTICS

TIGRAt;IAli··• R, E,


TIGRANYAN, R. E,

'IECHNIQUE FOR DERIVING ELECTROGRAMS OF THE HEART OF THE INTACT FROG DURING EXPOSURE TO SUPERHIGH FREQUENCY FI ELD

TIKHODEEV, N, N,

THE ELECTRICAL STRENGTH OF LARGE AIR GAPS AND THE SELECTION OF LINE INSULATING CLEARANCES: THE SELECTION OF LINE INSULATION IN NORMAL AND POLLUTED CONDITION

TIKHG~CHUK, V. S.

THE EFFECTS OF COMBINED SHF AND GAMMA IRRADIATION CN HEMOPOIESI

BIOLOGICAL INTERACTION BETWEEN RADIOFREQUENCY EM WAVES AND IONIZING RADIATIO

TIMCHENKO, A, M,

110RPi!OFUl:CTIONAL STATE OF THE HYPOPHYSIS-GONAD SYSTEM WITH EXPOSURE OF THE ORGANISM TO DIFFERENT ~!d:lGES OF El'! FIELD

TI~CHENKO, A. N.

MCRPHOFUNCTIONAL STATUS OF THE HY?OPHYS30GONADAL SYSTEM DURING EXPOSURE OF THE ORGANISM TO EM FIELDS wITll DIFFI:.C::':t;l' CnA2ACTERISTICS (IN RUSSIAN

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RATE EFFECTS IN ISOLATED TURTLE HEARTS INDUCED EY MICROWAVE IRRADIATION



TIUL!t, E.

DISTURBANCES IN THE FUNCTION OF CARDIAC PACEMAKER CAUSED BY SHORT WAVE AND MICROWAVE DIATHERMIES AND

PULSED HIGH FREQUENCY CURREN

TIURIAEVA, A. A.

ALTERNATING MAGNETIC FIELD EFFECT UPON HEALING OF ULCERS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES (IN RUSSIAN

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AUDITOP.Y EFFECTS OF NOISE ON AIR-CREW PERSONNEL

TOCKMAN, M. S,

EVALUATION OF THE HEALTH OF PERSONNEL WORKING NEAR PROJECT SANGUINE BETA TEST FACILITY FROM 1971 TO

197

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THE EFFECT OF THE PULSE ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELD ON THE SERUM CHOLESTEROL CONTENT OF RABBIT

IOKI'IA, N.

LOCAL TUMOR HYPERTHERHIA IN CONBINATION WITH RADIATION THERAPY. 1.MALIGNANT CUTANEOUS LESION

TOLBERT, B. M.

NUCLEAR AND ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE AND ITS APPLICATION TO BIOLOGY

':01:E"i, J. c.

?EELIMINARY IN-VIVO PROBE MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF TUMORS IN MIC

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ELECTRC~AGNETIC SPECTRUM CONGESTION INVESTIGATIO

STATISTICAL DESCRIPTION OF NEAR ZONE SUURIOUS EMISSION

TOLGSK.HA, M. S.

CONTINUATION

RESEARCH DATA ON THE STANDARDIZATION OF EM FIELDS IN THE SHORT AND ULTRASHORT WAVE RANGE

~ESEARCH DATA ON THE STANDARDIZATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN THE SHORT AND ULTRASHORT WAVE RANGE

NCRPHOFUSIOLOGICAL CHANGES UNDER THE EF?ECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

THE EFFECTS OF INTERMITTENT AND CONTINUOUS IRRADIATION ON CHANGES IN THE SECRETORY FUNCTION OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS AND CERTAIN ENDOCRINE GLAND

RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON EM IRRADIATION WITH LOW INTENSITY USW, SW, AND HW

PATHOANATOMICAL CnARACTERIZATION OF CHANGES INDUCED IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS BY COMBINED IRRADIATION WITH MICROWAVES AND X-RAY

MORPH~LOGICAL CHANGES IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS EXPOSED TO RF EM FIELDS OF THE 155 AND 191 MHZ RANG

A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT MICROWAVE RANGES IN PULSE-CODE MODULATION AND CONTINUOUS GENERr,TIO

MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF RADIOWAVES ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF RATS SENSITIVE TO SONIC STHI UL

VARIATIONS OF THE. NEUROSECRETORY FUNCTION OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS AND NEUROHYPOPHYSIS AS A RESULT OF CHRONIC IRRADIATION WITH LOW INTENSITY CENTIMETER WAVELENGTH

PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIO WAVE


TOLLEFSCN, J. J.

OVICIDAL LEVELS OF 2.45 GHZ EM ENERGY FOR THE SOUTHERN CORN ROOTWORM

TO 11 ES, W. E.

ENERGY DENSITIES OF MICROWAVE RADIATING SYSTEM

TOMASHEVSKAYA, L. A.

SEVE?.AL INDICATORS OF THE METABOLIC PROCESSES OF ORGANISMS IRRADIATED BY A HIGH-FREQUENCY EM FIEL

TOME:::P.G, V. T.

SPECIFIC THERMAL EFFECTS OF HIGH FREQUENCY FIELD

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~ICROWAVE DRYING OF MICROORGANISMS: I. INFLUENCE OF THE MICROWAVE ENERGY AND OF THE SAMPLE THICKNESS


TOROFISEV, I, V.

MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BIOLOGICAL ACTION PRODUCED BY MAGNETIC FIELDS

TORRI, J, F.


TOVMASIAN, V, S.

EFFECT OF ELECTROSTATIC FIELD ON ANTIBODY SYNTHESIS (IN RUSSIAN

TRAEOULAY, E.

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE TESTES OF SWISS MICE

TRABOULAY, E, A,

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE TESTES OF SWISS MIC

TRABOULAY, E, A., JR,

BIOLOGICAL EF?ECTS OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION

EVALUATION OF DOMINANT LETHAL TEST AND DNA STUDIES IN MEASURING MUTAGENICITY CAUSED BY NON-IONIZING

RADIATIO

THERMAL PROFILES OF NATIVE AND MICROWAVE-IRRADIATED DNA

TRAl:UCC:H, !'I.

FOCU3SE) MICROWAVE RADIATION: A TECHNIQUE TO MINIMIZE POST MORTEM CHANGES OF CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES, DOPA

AND CHOLINE AND TO PRESERVE BRAIN t!ORPHOLOG

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SOV!E7 LIT~FATURE 0~ LIFE SUPPORT SYSTS~

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SOVIET BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOASTRONAUTICS

TRANSLATIONS, OF ABSTRACTS

SOVIET BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOASTRONAUTICS

TF.AVERS, ;;. D,

LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE EFFECTS ON THE TOTAL IRON BINDING CAPACITY OF PREGNANT RATS

TR EDI CI, T. J •


A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION ON THE EY


TRESKUNOV, A. A.


TRICOLES,. G.

SCATTERED MICROWAVE FIELDS NEAR A FINITE, PLANAR, DIELECTRIC SLAB

TRINH, N. G.

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE CORONA OERFORMANCE OF CONDUCTOR BUNDLES FOR 1200 KV TRANSMISSION LINE


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'IROU'I, E. D.

THE SECOND HALF-VALUE LAYER AND THE HOMOGENEITY COEFFICIEN

TROYANSKII, M, P.

RADIO WAVES AND THE LIVING ORGANISM

TROYANSKIY, M. P.

HYGIENIC PROBLEMS OF THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE EM FIELDS ON THE BOD

TR'JBY, F. K,

PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE APPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY TO THE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL

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THE ATTENUATION OF UHF RADIO SIGNALS BY HOUSES

TF.ZASKA I H.

MAGNETIC FIELD STANDARD AT FREQUENCIES ABOVE 30 MHZ

THE INSOUCIANT SPARROWS OF CONSTANTINOV: A CASE STUDY OF EH ETHOLOG

TSAI, L. L.

EM FIELDS INDUCED INSIDE ARBITRARY CYLINDERS OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUE

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF EM FIELDS IN BIOLOGICAL TISSUES

TSANG, L,

INTERFERENCE PATTERNS OF A HORIZONTAL ELECTRIC DIPOLE OVER LAYERED DIELECTRIC MEDI

TSAO, C. K. H.

DESIGN OF MILLIMETER WAVE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

TSONG, T. Y.

FORMATION AND RESEALING OF PORES OF CONTROLLED SIZES IN HUMAN ERYTHROCYTE MEMBRAN

HEMOLYSIS OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES BY A TRANSIENT ELECTRIC FIELD

TSUTSAEVA, A. A,


TSUTSAYEVA, A, A.

EFFECT OF WEAK MAGNETIC FIELDS. ON SOME BACTERIA

TSYPLAKOVA, G, V.

HYGIENIC ASSESSMENT OF THE METHOD OF MAGNETIC TREATMENT OF WATER IN THE HOT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM (IN

RUSSIAN

TUBA, H,

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD AND THE LIVING ENVIRONMEN

TUCKC:R, R. D.

HUJAN FERCEPTION OF MODERATE STRENGTH LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS

HUNAN PE2CEPTION OF MODERATE SiRENGTH LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELD

HUMAN PERCEPTION OF MODERATE STRENGTH LOQ FREQUENCY. MAGNETIC FIELDS

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EMP INSTRUMENTATION DEVELOPMEN

FIELD MAPPING OF CW FACILITY

TURAYEVA, A. P.

CARDIOVASCULAR CHANGES RESULTING FROM CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO AN ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY FIELD

TURCHANINOVA, L. N.

EFFE~TS OF EM WAVES OF THE MILLIMETRIC RANGE ON THE ENERGY METABOLISM OF LIVER MITOCHONDRIA

TUREK, I. S.


TURGEON-KNACK, C.



TURNE!\, J. J.

THE EFFECTS OF RADAR ON THE HUMAN BODY (REVIEW OF LETAVET AND GORDON, 1960

THE EFFECTS OF RADAR ON THE HUMAN BODY (RESULTS OF RUSSIAN STUDIES ON TH! SUBJECT)

'!'URN ER, M. J.

ELECTRICAL STIMULATION WITH PT ELECTRODES: II--ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM SURFACE REDOX (THEORETICAL

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ELECTROCHEMICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SAFE ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM WITH PLATINUM

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SHORT WAVE THERAPY

TU7TLE, W, N.

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TYAZHELOV, V. V.


TYLER, P. E,

MICROWAVE RADIATION-MEDICAL SURVEILLANC

OVERVIEW OF EMR RESEARCH: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTUR

OVERVIEW OF.THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS CF EM

WHERE ARE WE AND WHERE ARE WE GOING?

NCN IONISI~G EM FIELDS: ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN RELATION TO MILITARY PERSONNE

THE U.S. NAVY'S PROGRAM IN NON-IONIZING RADIATION

TYLER, S.

THE.LOG-NORMAL FUNCTION AS A STOCHASTIC MODEL OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF STRONTIUM-90 AND OTHER FISSION

PRODUCTS IN HUMAN


PRODUCTS IN HUMAN

U, S. AIR FORCE

ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE AND RADIATION HAZARDS

U. S. I. A.

VOICE OF AMERICA BROADCASTING TRANSMITTWRS

U, R.


UDALOV, YU. F.


GDINSEV, N, A.

MECHANISM OF REACTION OF THE HYPOPHYSEO-ADRENAL SYSTEM TO THE STRESS OF EXPOSURE TO AN ALTERNATING

I1AGNETIC FIEL

UDIN'IS2V, cl. A.

DYNAMICS OF LACTATE DEBYDROG!NAS! ACTIVITY IN SKELETAL MUSCLE AND MYOCARDIUM FOLLOWING SINGLE EXPOSURE

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UDUPA, K. N.

EFFECT OF ELECTRIC SHOCK ON SEROTONIN (5 HT) CONTENT IN DIFFERENT ORGANS OF RAT

UEYAMA, R.


UKOlOVA, M. A.

ENERGY METABOLISM OF THE HYPOTHALAMO-HYPOPHYSEAL PART OF RAT BRAIN IN THE ANTITUMORAL EFFECT OF A

MAGNETIC FIEL

ULLRICH, B.

THS EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE TO LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON

PILOT STUD

THE EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE TO LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON

FILOJ STUD

UMANSKII, D, M.

EFFECT OF A MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF PROCESS WATE

UMEHARA, S.


UNDEnwccc, R, G.

THREE GENERATIONS OF MICE:

THREE GENERATIONS OF MICE:

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THE DIPOLE/SLOT RADIATION PATTERN AND ITS USE IN UNDERSTANDING MICROWAVE LEAKAGE AND SURVEY TECHNIQUE

UNGE'IHUHI, E.

MEASUREMENTS OF THE VLF-NOISE LEVEL (IN GERMAN)

UNION RADIO-SCIENTIFIC INTERNATIONALE

CONFERENCE O? PRECISION ELECTROMAGNETIC MEASUREMENT

UR AZ AYE V, A. M.

~FFECTS OF STATIC AND LOW-FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS ON BEHAVIORAL AND AUTONOMIC REACTIONS OF A HUMAN

OFESATOR

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SOLID-STATE ~ICROWAVE DEVICES; DOMAIN AND LSA MODE

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USHAi\CV, A, A.

EX?Ea!ENCE WITH DECIMETER WAVE THERAPY AS PART OF COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH PEPTIC

ULCE

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ON THE PROBLEM OF USING INDIVIDUAL HIGH-VOLTAGE WARNING DEVICE

USSR AND MINISTRY FOR THE PROTECTION OF HEALTH, USSR

STANDAR~S AND REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF LABOR DURING WORK ON SUBSTATIONS AND TRANSMISSION

LINES AT VOLTAG~S OF 400-, 500-, AND 750 KV ALTERNATING CURRENT AT INDUSTRIAL FREQUENC

USSR AND MINISTRY FOR THR PROTECTION OF HEALTH OF THE USSR

STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF LABOR DURING WORK ON SUBSTATIONS AND TRANSMISSION

LINES AT VOLTAGE OF 400, 500, AND 750 KV ALTERNATING CURRENT AT INDUSTRIAL FREQUENC

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RADIO-WAVE MODIFICATION OF THE IONOSPHERE

UTMISCHI, D,


UZHVA, N, F.

IiMUNOLOGICAL REACTIVITY OF THE BODY UNDER THE EFFECT OF SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELDS UNDER THE

CONDITIONS OF DIFFERENT ULTRAVIOLET RADIATIONS (IN RUSSIAN

VACCARI, J. G.

TRANSIENT EFFECTS OF LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION ON MUSCLE CELL BIOELECTRIC PROPERTIES, WATER

PERfiEAEILITY, AND WATER DISTRIBUTIO


PERMEABILI?Y, AND WATER DISTRIBUTIO

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MODIFICATION OF REPAIR OF X-IRRADIATION DAMAGE OF HEMOPOIETIC SYSTEM OF MICE BY MICROWAVE

THE EFFECT OF EMR ON THE HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS OF MICE

MODIFICATION O? THE REPAIR OF RADIATION DAMAGE OF HAEMATOPOIESIS IN MICE BY MICROWAVES

EFFECT OF liIGH-F~EQUENCY EM FIELD UFON HAEMOPOIETIC STEM CELLS IN MICE

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VAL'NEVA, YE. S.


VALEK, L.

ATIEMPT AT DEMONSTRATING THE EFFECT OF A WEAK MAGNETIC FIELD ON TARAXACUM OFFICINAL

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AF?.RI ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE (EMP) SIMULATO

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A SMALL ELF ELECTRIC FIBLD PROBE

susciPTIBILITY OF CARDIAC PACEMAKERS TO 60 HZ MAGNETIC FIELD

A SMALL ELF ELECTRIC FIELD PROBE

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VAN DE GRIEK, A.

THE MICROWAVE OVEN SAFETY DEBATE

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A REVIEW OF SELECTED BIOEFFECTS THRESHOLDS FOR VARIOUS SPECTRAL RANGES OP LIGH

A REVIEW OF SELECTED BIOEFFECTS THRESHOLDS FOR VARIOUS SPECTRAL RANGES OP LIGH


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MICROWAVE HAZARD EVALUATION (A FIELD SURVEY FORM)

VAN UMl'lERSEN, C.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE ON THE CHICK EMBRY

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REPT. CF WORK IN PROGRESS AT TUFTS U.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON LENS EPITHELIAL CELLS (SUMMARY

EXPERIMENTAL MICROWAVE CATARACTS

OPACITIES IN THE LENS OF THE EYE EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED BY EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATIO

THE ACTION OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE EY

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE LENS EPITHELIUM IN THE RABBIT EY

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nN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF REGULATIONS, STANCARDS AND GUIDES FOR MICROWAVES, ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

ANC RADIATION FROM LlSERS AND TELEVISION RECEIVER

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DORSAL COLUMN~STIMULATION

VANNAME, J. M.


VARIOUS AU'IHORS

EULLETIN OF EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE

VARI\A, ti. M.

' EIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE TESTES OF SWISS MIC

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE TESTES OF SWISS MICE

MUTAGENICITY INDUCED BY NON-IONIZING RADIATION IN SWISS MALE MICE

EVALUATION OF DOMINANT LETHAL TEST AND DNA STUDIES IN MEASURING MUTAGENICITY CAUSED BY NON-IONIZING

RADIATIO

THERMAL PROFILES OF NATIVE AND MICROWAVE-IRRADIATED DNA

VASIL'YENA, N. N.


CCMDINED WITH IMIFOS

VASIL'YEY, L. L.

EXPERIMENTS ON PSYCHOMAGNETIS

VASIL'YEV, N. V.

ELEHEN~S OF SIMILARITY IN THE REACTION OF THE LYMPHOID TISSUE TO ANTIGENIC AND NONANTIGENIC

(ALTER~ATING MAGNETIC FIELD) STIMULATIO

CO~PLEX REACTION OF LYMPHOID TISSUE TO INTERMITTENT MAGNETIC FIELDS

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VASIL'YEVA, T. B.


VASILESCU, V.

CURRENT PROBLEMS OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF MICROWAVES (IN RUMANIAN

METHODS OF DOSIMETRY AND MEASURING IN MICROWAVE FIELDS (IN RUMANIAN)

VASISHTH, R. C.

UNIFORM POLYMER DISTRIBUTION IN PAPERS SATURATED WITH POLYMER SOLUTIONS VIA MICROWAVE POWER

VASSELL, G. S.

AEP 765-KV SYSTEM: SYSTEM PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS

VAUGHAN, B. E.

DEFOLAEIZATION OF THE NEURALLY BLOCKED GASTRIC MUCOSA OF THE RAT

VAVOLA, D. A.

SOVIET SCIENTISTS ENGAGED IN RESEARCH ON THE EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD

VAWTER, S. M.

RADIATION HAZARDS FROM THERAPEUTIC MICROWAVE DIATHERMY

VDONIN, I. A.

PRODUCTION OF PROTON-ANTIPROTON PAIRS BY HIGH ENERGY & QUANT

VEA'ICH, I'!. D.


VELA, G. R.

EFFECT OF 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON SOME SOIL MICROORGANISMS IN SITU

VERKIN, B. I.


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EIS!G~ORPHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF REGENERATION OF WOUNDS IN ANIMALS EXPOSED TO THE LONG-TERM ACTION

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APPLICATION OF NONTHERMAL EFFECTS IN HIGH DIELECTRIC MATERIALS TO MICROWAVE DOSIMETR

LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE EFFECTS ON THE TOTAL IRON BINDING CAPACITY OF PREGNANT RATS

MICROWAVS DOSIMETRY

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MICROWAVE DOSIMETRY

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VIALARD-GCUDOU, A.

USE OF AN INDUSTRIAL PROTOTYPE MACHINE FOR DRYING AND STERILIZING PHARMACEUTICAL AMPOULES BY

~ICROWAVES AT 2.45 GH

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THE ABSORPTION OF INCIDENT QUANTA BY ATOMS AS DEFINED BY THE MASS PHOTOLECTRIC ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT

A~D THE MASS SCATTE?.ING COEFFICIEN

THE CALCULATION OF X-RAY MASS ABSORPTION COEFFICIENTS

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WAVE LENGT

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LOW ENERGY EM PERTURBATION OF AN ENZYME SUBSTRATE

VIEZBICHE, P. P.

NBS FREQUENCY AND TIME BROADCAST SERVICES

NBS FREQUENCY AND TifiE BROADCAST SERVICES, RADIO STATIONS WWV, WWVH, WWBV, AND WWV

VIKTCi:iA, L.

INFLUENCE OF ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD OF 200 GAUSS ON SPLENECTOMIZED MICE (IN CZECHOSLOVAKIAN)

VILEliSKAYA, R. L.

CSPTAIN MET!IODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS AND RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES

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MCUSE BONE ~ARROW REACTION TO ALTERED UHF MILLIMETER IRRADIATION PARAMETRIC VARIATIO

RESTORATIVE PROCESSES IN BONE MARROW IN RESPONSE TO SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY RADIATIO

EFFECTS OP MILLIMETER-BAND ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ON THE FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF CERTAIN GENETIC

ELEr.ENTS OF BACTERIAL CELL

A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER-BAND MICROWAVES ON THE BONE MAROW OF MICE

VILLA, F.

CHANGES OF MUSCLE ACTION IN BIRDS EXPOSED TO A MICROWAVE FIEL

VILLFORTH, J.C.

U. S, PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE CONCERN AND ACTIVITIES RELATED TO HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF MICROWAVE

RADIATIO

CVERVIEWS ON NONIONIZING RADIATION

VINOGBAriov, I. I.

THE EFFECT OF LOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELD ON ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK AND ANTIBODY PRODUCTION (IN RUSSIAN

VINOGRADOVA, G. I.

UlMUNOLOGICAL REACTIVITY OF THE BODY UNDER THE EFFECT OF SUPER-HIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELDS UNDER THE

CONDITIONS OF DIFFERENT ULTRAVIOLET RADIATIONS (IN RUSSIAN

VINOGRADOWA, A. D.

MAJOR PRINCIPLES IN SWITCHING OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION OF EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE POWER TRANSMISSIONS

VLADIMIRSK!Y, B. M.

EXP!RIKENTAL HELIOBIOLOGY

VLASO'/A, YE. I.

THERAPEUTIC USE OF A VARIABLE MAGNETIC FIELD IN CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE VEINS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIE

VOEGTLIN, C.


VOGEL, Ii. H.

T~RATOGENIC EFFECTS ON RAT OFFSPRING OF NON-THERMAL CHRONIC PRENATAL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

VOGELHUT, P. O.

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NCNTHERMAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION: EXPERIMENTS WITH ENZYMES

INTERACTION OF MICROWAVE AND RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION WITH MOLECULAR SYSTEMS

ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF UNICELLULAR ORGANISMS WITH 3-CM MICROWAVE

VOGElNAN, J. H.

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROWAVES AS RELATED TO BIOLOGICAL EFFECT

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROWAVES AS RELATED TO BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROWAVE AND OTHER RADIO FREQUENCY RlDilTIO

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VOLKOVl, l. P.


CHANGES IN CE~TAIN PROTECTIVE REACTIONS OF AN ORGANISM UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF SW IN EXPERIMENTAL AND

INDUSTRIAL CONDITION

VON GIERKE, H. E.

HEARING SENSATIONS IN ELECTRIC FIELDS

VON GIREKE, H. E.

HEARING SENSATIONS IN ELECTRIC FIELD

VON HIPPEL, A.

A NEW METHOD FOR MEASURING DIELECTRIC CONSTANT AND LOSS IN THE RANGE OF CENTIMETER WAVE

CIELEC'IRICS


CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MOLECULAR DIELECTRIC ANALYSIS OF POLAR LIQUIDS (I

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ULTRASONIC DIAGNOSTIC SCANNING AND DISPLAY SYSTEM

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HYPOTHALAMUS AND CERTAIN ENDOCRINE GLAND

PATHOANATO~ICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF CHANGES INDUCED IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS BY COMBINED IRRADIATION

WITH MICROWAVES AND X-RAY

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RECOMMENDED TOLERANCE LEVELS OF M-W ENERGY: CURRENT VIEWS OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY'S HEALTH AND

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THE INFLUENCE OF UHF ELECTRIC FIELD ON SPERMATOGENESIS IN TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH EPIDIDYMITI

VOSS , W. A. G •

INFLUENCE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND BEHAVIO

MICFOWAVE THAWING OF CELLS AND ORGANS

MIC~OWAVE HAZARD CONTROL IN DESIG

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USE OF A BACTERIO?HAGE SYSTEM FOR INVESTIGATING THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LOW INTENSITY PULSED

MICROWAVE RADIATIO


VOYCHYSHYN, K, S,


VREELAND, R. W.

FACEMAKER PERFORMANCE IN THE VICINITY OF FM AND TV TRANSMITTERS


!HE EFFECTS OF FM AND TV BROADCAST STATIONS UPGN CARDIAC PACEMAKERS

TELEVISION FIELD INTENSITIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, MAY-JULY 197

THE EFFECTS OF TELEVISION AND FM BRCADCAST STATIONS UFON THE PERFORMANCE OF CARDIAC PACEMAKERS (PILOT

STUDY) NOVEMBER 197

THE EFFECTS OF FM AND TV BROADCAST STATIONS UPON CARDIAC PACEMAKER

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ULCER FATIENTS

VYORKIN, B. I.


WACHTEL, H.

MICRO,IAVE-POWER ABSORPTION BY RECTANGULAR-SHAPED CONDUCTIVE DIELECTRIC SAMPLES IN STRIPLIN

STRIPLINE TECijNIQUES IN THE STUDY OF MICROWAVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON ISOLATED NEURAL PREPARATIONS

EFFECTS OF LOW-INTENSITY MICROWAVES ON ISOLATED NEURONS

WACKER, P • F •


QUANTIFYING HAZARDOUS ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS: SCIENTIFIC BASIS AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS

QUANTIFYING HAZARDOUS MICROWAVE FIELDS: ANALYSIS

QUANTIFYING HAZARDOUS MICROWAVE FIELDS: ANALYSIS NBS TECHNICAL NOTE 391

QUANTIFYING HAZARDOUS EM FIELtS: SCIENTIFIC BASIS AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATION

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NON-PLANAR NEAR-FIELD MEASUREMENTS: SPHERICAL SCANNING

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CLAUDICATIO

WAIDELICH, D. L.


WAKil'I, K, G,

THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE DIATHERMY ON THE PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION AND ON TISSUE TEMPERATURE IN HA


THE.EFFECTS OF DIATHERMY ON THE FLOW OF BLOOD IN THE EXTREMITIES

THE HEATING EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES WITH AND WITHOUT ISCHEHIA

WALCOTT, C.

ORIENTATION OF HOMING PIGEONS ALTERED BY A CHANGE IN THE DIRECTION OF AN APPLIED MAGNETIC PIEL

WALDO, G, V,


BEFORT ON THE ANALYSIS OF MEASUREMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS, NEW YORK CITY UHF-TV PROJECT

WALINCER, J.


WALKER, C. H, B.

USE OF A BACTERIOPHAGE SYSTEM FOR INVESTIGATING THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LOW INTENSITY PULSED

MICROWAVE RADIATIO

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EffECT OF EXPOSURE TO RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON SEED-BORNE MICROORGANISMS

WALLIN, L.


WALLIS, R.

EVOLUTION OF CONCEPTS CONCERNING THE APPLICATION OF HIGH- FREQUENCY CURRENTS UPON LIVING ORGANISK

FULSOTHERAPY: PRELIMINARY REPT. ON A NEW METHOD OF RELATIVELY COLD ELECTROTHERAP

WALSH, E. A.


WALSH, F.

VARiiBLE FREQUENCY EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR SMALL BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN

MICROWAVE EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN

WALTEP., D. O.


EFFECT OF LOW-LEVEL, LOW-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC FIELDS ON EEG AND BEHAVIOR IN MACACA NEKESTRIN

WALT:ER, W. H.


WALTERS, W. H.

EMFIRICAL STUDIES OF CARDIAC PACEMAKER INTERFERENC

EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF CARDIAC PACEMAKER INTERFERENCE

WAL'!·EP.S, •• fl., III


WANG, D. I. C.

~FFECT OF MICROWAVES ON ESCHERICHIA COLI AND BACILLUS SUBTILIS

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RF FIELD INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS IN SELECTED BROADCAST FACILITIES

POWER DENSITY IN NEAR FIELD OF SMALL LINEAR ANtENNAS

FOWER DENSITY IN NEAR FIELD OF SMALL LINEAR ANTENNA

RF FIELD INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS IN SELECTED BROADCAST FACILITE

WA NG, J. J.


WA NG, S. C.

ELECTRC-ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA IN MONKEYS: A BEHAVIORAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL ASSESSMEN

WANGE~ANN, R. T.

EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON PENTOBARBITAL-INDUCED SLEEPING TIM

THE IN VIVO EFFECTS OF 2.45 GHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON RABBIT SERUM COMPONENTS AND SLEEPING TIME

WANNER, H. U.


WAPNICK, S.


1UMOR ERADICATION BY RADIOFREQUENCY THERAPY

WARD, L. B.


WARD, T. R.



WARE, B. J.


THE APPLE GROVE 750 KV PROJECT STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF AUDIBLE NOISE PERFORMANCE OF CONDUCTORS AT 775

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EFFECT OF 765 KV TRANSMISSION LINES ON ANIMAL GRAZING HABIT

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THE USE OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION FOR THERAPEUTIC HEATING

'IEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION PRODUCED IN MODELS BY THREE MICROWAVE APPLICATORS AT 433.92 MH

WAF.REN, S. L.


~ICROWAVE CHARACTERISTICS OF HUMAN TUMOR CELL


WASHBCN, W. E.

~ FIELD SURVEY OF FARMER EXPERIENCE WITH 765 KV TRANSMISSION LINES

WASLH, P.

MICROWAVE EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN

WA'ISON, J.

EFF~CTS OF ELEcrRICAL STIMULATION ON BONE GROWTH IN VITRO AND ON FRACTURE HEALING

EFFECT OF ELECTRIC FIELDS ON GROWTH RATE OF SMBRYONIC CHICK TIBIAE IN VITR


WATTS, C.

PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY FROM IMPLANTATION OF CHRONIC STIMULATING ELECTRODES FOR PAIN CONTRO

WATTS, C. G.

MICROWAVE RADIO~ETRY AND ITS POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIE

WA'I'IS, H. M,

STUDIES OF BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS FROM HIGH-POWER HF BAND TRANSMITTER

FINAL TECHNICAL REPT. ON RESEARCH PROJECT O STUDY RADIATION HAZARDS CAUSED BY HIGH POWER, HIGH


FINAL T!CHNICAL REPORT ON RESEARCH PROJECT TO STUDY RADIATION HAZARDS CAUSED BY HIGH POWER, HIGH

FREQUENCY FIELD


WAXLER, M.

INTERACTION BETwEEN MICROWAVE AND NEUROACTIVE COMPOUNDS

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ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS FOR WEED CONTROL: PHYTOTOXICITY AND SELECTIVIT

PHYTOTOXICITY OF A UHF EM FIEL

ON THE EFFECT OF FREQUENCY IN EM INTERACTIONS WITH BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

ULTRAHIGH-FREQUENCY EM FIELDS FOR WEED CONTROL: PHYTOTOXICITY AND SELECTIVIT

ON THE INTEP.DEPENDENCE OF THERMAL AND EM EFFECTS IN THE RESPONSE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS SPORES TO MICROWAVE EXPOSUR

AN A?PROACH TO BIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO MICROWAVES: A PRELIMINARY THERMAL VERSUS NON-THERMAL EXPERIMEN


WEALE, R. A.


WEAVER, E. C.

RAPID ASSESSMENT OF WATER POLLUTION BY AIRBORNE MEASUREMENT OF CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT

WEAVER, E. E,

3LECTROMAGNETIC EFFECTIVENESS INVESTIGATIONS OF NEAR-FIELD OBSTACLE EFFECTS, ANTENNA COUPLING, AND

PHASED ARRAY

WEBB, M. D.

THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENT OF POWER ABSORPTION DENSITIES IN SPHEROIDAL TISSUE STRUCTURES AND PHANTOM MODELS OF MAN EXPOSED TO HIGH FREQUENCY EM FIELD

DE?ERMINATION OF POWER ABSORPTION IN MAN EXPOSED TO HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS BY

THEBMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS ON SCALE MODEL

CRITICAL COMPARISONS OF RF FIELD DELIVERY METHODS TO THERMAL RESPONSES OF MODELS AND EXPERIMENTAL

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MEASUREMENTS ON SCALE MODEL A0826

A NEW TECHKIQU~ FOR MEASURING POiE? DEPOSITION PATTERNS IN PHANTOMS EXPOSED TO EM FIELDS OF ARBITRARY

ECLARIZATIO~-- EXAMPLE, THE MIC20iAVE OVE A0771

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WEBB, S. J.

AESORPTION OF MICROWAVES BY MICROORGANISMS

MICROWAVE ABSORPTION BY NORMAL AND TUMOR CELLS

INHIBITION OF BACTERIAL CELL GROWTH BY GC-136 MICROWAVE

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVZS ON NORMAL AND TUMOUR CELLS AS SEEN BY LASER-RAMAN SPECTROSCOP

GENETIC CONTINUITY AND METABOLIC REGULATION AS SEEN BY THE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS MICROWAVE AND BLACK LIGHT FREQUENCIES ON THESE PHENCMEN

MICROWAVE ABSORPTION BY NORMAL AND TUMOR CELL

MIC?.OWAVE ABSORPTION BY NORMAL AND TUMOR CELLS

INHIBITION OF BACTE?.IAL CELL GROWTH BY 136 GC MICROWAVE


ABSORPTIOK OF MICROWAVES BY MICROORGANISM

INHIBITION OF BACTERIAL CELL GROWTH BY 136 GC MICROWAVES

A NEW THEORY OF GENETIC CONTINUITY AND METABOLIC REGULATION BASED ON THE PRE-EXISTING ANATOMY OF CELLS AND MOLECULAR MOTION

WEBSTER, F. H.

PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF 2,450-MEGAHERTZ MICROWAVES UPON STREPTOCOCCUS PAECALIS AND SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIA

WECK, K. H.


WEDEPOfiL, l. ~i.

RADIO INTERFERENCE FROM ISOLATED NOISE SOURCES ON OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINE

RADIO INTERFERENCE FROM ISOLATED NOISE SOURC~S ON OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES

WEEKS, w. L.

TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTIOIIS INDUCED BY 2450 MHZ ~ICROWAVE RADIATION IN A TRILAYERED SPHERICAL PHANTO

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THE INFLUENCE OF ELECTRIC POTENTIALS ON PLATED BONES

WEIL, c. M.

EFFECTS OF NONIONIZING EMR ON SINGLE-CELL BIOLOGIC SYSTEM

CROSS~D-BEAM APPARATUS FOR SIMULTANEOUS SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC OBSERVATION AND MICROWAVE EXPOSURE OF

BIOCHEMICAL SAMPLE

AB~ORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTI-LAYERED SPHERE MODELS EXPOSED TO UHF/MICROWAVE RADIATIO

ABSORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTILAYERED SPHERE MODELS EXPOSED TO UHF/MICROWAVE RADIATIO

AESORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTILAYERED SPERE MODELS EXPOSED TO UHF/MICROWAVE RADIATION

USE OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS IN NONIONIZING RADIATION RESEARC


EFFECTS OF NON-IONIZING ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ON SINGLE CELL BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

ABSQRPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTI-LAYERED SPHERE MODELS EXPOSED TO UHF/MICROWAVE RADIATIO

PROPAGATION OF PLANE WAVES THROUGH TWO PARALLEL DIELECTRIC SHEET

ABSORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF MULTI-LAYERED SPHERE MODELS EXPOSED TO UHF/MICROWAVE RADIATION

WEIL, G. l'l.

PROPAGATION OF PLANE WAVES THROUGH TWO PARALLEL DIELECTRIC SHEETS

WEIMAR, V.

CORNEAL RADIOFREQUENCY BURNS: EFFECTS OF PROSTAGLANDINS AND 48/80

WEIN E ERG, I.

TEPATOGENIC EFFECTS ON RAT OFFSPRING OF NON-THERMAL CHRONIC PRENATAL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

WEINBERG, L.

FUNDAMENTALS OF SCATTERING MATRICE

WEINER, J.

MAGNETISM: ITS EFFECT ON LIVING MATTER--A BIBLIOGRAPHY

WEINER, S. B.

~ATERIALS FOR SELECTIVE TISSUE HEATING IN A RADIOFREQUENCY EM FIELD FOR THE COMBINED CHEMOTHERMAL

1REA1MENT OF BRAIN TUMOR

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CLINICAL EVALUATION OF DIAPULSE AS ADJUNCTIVE THERAPY FOLLOWING FOOT SURGER

WEINTRAUB, S. T.

USE OF 300-MSEC MICROWAVE IRRADIATION FOR ENZYME INACTIVATION: A STUDY OF EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTOBARBITAL ON ACETYLCHOLINE CONCENTRATION IN MOUSE BRAIN REGION

'IHE USE OF MICROWAVE HEATING TO INACTIVATE CHOLINESTERASE IN THE RAT BRAIN PRIOR TO ANALYSIS FOR ACETYLCHOLINE


WEISS, M. E.

THE EFFECTS OF ELECTROSLEEP ON INSOMNIA REVISITE

WEISSBL"(jTH, 11.

ENZY~E-SUBSTRATE REACTIONS IN VERY HIGH MAGNETIC FIELDS.

iEISSGLAS, P.


WEI1ER, J. J.


WELLS, P. I.

THE ATTENUATION OF UHF RADIO SIGNALS BY HOUSES

WELLSAND, J. A.

PROPOSED REVISIONS TO ANSI STANDARD C9~.1 FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE RADIATION

WELSCH, F.

~HE USE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION IN THE DETERMINATION OF ACETYLCHOLINE IN THE RAT BRAI

wERHAHN, C.

THE INFLUENCE OF ELECTRIC POTENTIALS ON PLATED BONES

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METHODS OF DOSIMETRY AND MEASURING IN MICROWAVE FIELDS (IN RUMANIAN)

CUPRENT PROBLEMS OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF MICROWAVES (IN RUMANIAN

ZADO~OZHNA, T. D.

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THE EFFECT OF CONSTANT AND VARIABLE MAGNETIC FIELDS ON SOME INDICES OF PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS AND METABCLIC PROCESSES IN WHITE RAT

EFFECT OF CONSTANT AND VARIABLE MAGNETIC FIELDS ON SOME INDICES op· PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS AND


ZADO'iOZHNAYA, T. D.

EFFECT OF CONSTANT MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE COURSE OF PREGNANCY AND PROGENY DEVELOP~ENT IN ALBINO RAT

ZAFFANElLA, 1. E.

ELEC7nOSTATIC EFFECTS OF OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES: PART-I: HAZARDS AND EFFECT

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THE USE OF SINGLE-PHASE OVERHEAD TEST LINES AND TEST CAGES TO EVALUATE THE CORONA EFFECTS OF EHV AND UHV !RANSMISSION LINE


ZAFFFANELLA, L. E.

ELECTRIC FIELD AS A PARAMETER OF 750-1500 LINE AND SUBSTATION DESIGN-MEASURING METHODS, DESIGN PRACTIC3S, AND PLANS FOR FUTURE INVESTIGATION

ZAGIER, R. L.

THE APPLE GROVE 750 KV PROJECT STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF AUDIBLE NOISE PERFORMANCE OF CONDUCTORS AT 775 K

ZAGORUL'KO, T. M.

CHANGES IN ELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF DIENCEPHALIC AREA AND CORTEX OF RABBIT'S CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES UNDER THE EFFECT OF BITEMPORAL DIATHERM

ZALYBCV?KAYA, N. P.


ZALYUEOVSKAIA, N. P,


ZALYUEOVSKAYA, N. P.

STUDY OF THE INHIBITING EFFECT OF SUPERHIGH FREQUENCY MILLIMETER WAVES ON ADENOVIRUS

BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF MILLIMETER RADIOWAVE

EFFECTS OF E~ WAVES OF THE MILLIMETBIC RANGE ON THE ENERGY METABOLISM OF LIVER MITOCHONDRIA

EFFECTS OF MILLIM3TER-BAND EM WAVES IN THE CELL AND CERTAIN STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF THE CEL

REACTIONS OF LIVING ORGANISMS TO EXPOSURE TO MILLIMETER-BAND EM ~AVES

EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER-BAND ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN THE CELL AND CERTAIN STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF THE C:C:L

REACTIONS OF LIVING ORGANISMS TO EXPOSURE TO MILLIMETER-BAND ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

ZANBOCRIE, M, H,

SWITCH FAILURE tlONITORING DEVICE, (FDA) 72-8031, 13RH/DEP N72-6

ZANER, K. S.

A REPLY TO THE CONCEPT OF CANCER TREATMENT BY NKR

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USE OF DIADYNAY.IC CURRENTS IN THE TREATMENT OF INJURIES OF JOINTS (IN RUSSIAN)

ZARE'I, M. ~-



OCULAR EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATIO

OCULAR EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION

INVESTIGATION OF PERSONNEL HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITH RADIO- FREQUENCY FIELDS ENCOUNTERED IN NAVAL CF ERATION

OPHTHALMIC HAZARDS OF MICROWAVE AND LASER ENVIRONMENT

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ON BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF STUDIES OF THE LENTICULAR EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES AMONG EXPOSED PERSONNE

AESENCE OF HEART-RATE EFFECTS IN RABBITS DURING LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE IRRADIATIO



MICROWAVE CATARACT

MICROWAVE AND INFRA-RED EFFECTS ON HEART RATE, RESPIRATION RATE AND SUBCUTANEOUS TEMPERATURE OF THE RABBI

BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS AND VESTIBULAR DYSFUNCTION IN A MICROWAVE WORKE

CATARACTS IN AVIATION ENVIRONMENTS

CATARACTS AND AVIONIC RADIATIONS

SELECTED CASES OF MICROWAVE CATARACT IN MAN ASSOCIATED WITH CONCOMITANT ANNOTATED PATHOLOGIES



CLINICAL ASPECTS OF NONIONIZING RADIATION

CARARACTS FOLLOWING USE OF MICROWAVE OVEN


AN O?ERAT:O~AL SAFETY PROGRAM FOR O?HTHALMIC HAZARDS OF MICROWAVE

EFFECT OF MICRO~AVES ON TEE EYE

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CLINICAL MICROWAVE CATARACTS

CONTINUATION

ELECTRONIC SMOG AS A POTENTIATING FACTOR IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE: A HYPOTHESIS OF MICROWAVES AS AN E'IIOLOGY FOR SUDDEN DEATH FF.OM HEART ATTACK IN NORTH KARELI

CATARACTS FOLLOWING USE OF MICROWAVE OVEN

ZARZECKI, K.

CUODEIIAL ULCER IN PERSONS OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE RADIATION

ZA VON, M. R.

RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION IN A RADIUM THERAPY CLINI

ZAYTSEV, D. L.

MAXIMUM FLUX DENSITY OF ~HE POWER FROM A BROADCAST SATELLITE IN THE 620-790 MHZ FREQUENCY BAN

ZDAREK, J.

IMPORTANCE OF ANTENNAE FOR ORIENTATION OF INSECTS IN A NON-UNIFORM MICROWAVE EM FIELD

ZDECKI, S.

INVESTIGATIONS AND RATING OF THE ORGAN OF VISION OF PERSONS EXPOSED TO THE EFFECT OP MICROWAVES WITH PARTICULAR CONSIDERATION OF DULLNESS IN THE EYELENSE

ZELEY, L. W.

EFFECTS OF EM FIELDS ON GENETIC PHENOMENA

ZELICEENKO, A. S.

DESIGN CONDITIONS, STANDARDS, AND CALCULATION METHODS OF CONDUCTORS, CABLES, SUPPORTS AND FOOTINGS FOR

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GA~MA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID METABOLISM IN RATS FOLLOWING MICROWAVE EXPOSURE

ZENINA, I. N.

RESEAP.CH DATA ON THE STANDARDIZATION OF EM FIELDS IN THE SHORT AND ULTRASHORT WAVE RANGE

RES3ARCH DATA ON THE STANDARDIZATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN THE SHORT AND ULTRASHORT WAVE RANGE

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CHICK EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT IN A 26-KHZ EM FIELD

ZEYN.I\LOV • R. K.

THE PROBLZM OP CORRELATING BIOCHEMICAL DATA TO THE CONDITION OF THE NEUROMUSCULAR APPARATUS OF PARKINSONISH PATIENTS SUBJECTED TO DECIMETER WAVE THERAP

THE PROBLEM OF CORRELATING BIOCHEMICAL DATA TO THE CONDITION OF THE NEUROMUSCULAR APPARATUS OF PARKINSONISM PATIENTS SUBJECTED TO DECIMETER WAVE THERAP

ZHAVRID, E. A.

APPLICATICNS OF LOCAL EM HYPERTHERMIA IN ONCOLOGY

ZHDANOVICH, N. V.

EFFECTS OF SHF FIELDS ON ENZYMATIC ACTIVITIES AND PYRIDOXINE LEVELS IN THE ORGANS OP WHITE RAT

ZHEHAR', V. 11.


ZHGEN'II,_, 'I. G.

FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP OF THE ATMOSPHERIC SPECTRUM OF ELECTRICAL DISCHARGES AND THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF LIVING ORGANISMS (IN RUSSIAN

ZHGUN, A. A.

EXPERIENCE WITH DECIMETER WAVE THERAPY AS PART OF COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS_ WITH PEPTIC ULCE

ZHIEAK, YA. D.

RF HAZARDS: WHAT WE DON'T KNOW CAN HURT ELEMENTS, METALLOPROTEINES AND SOME INDICATORS OF OXIDATIONREDUCTION PROCESSES IN THE ORGANIS

ZHUK, E. G.

DISINFECTING EFFECT OF PULSED ELECTRICAL DISCHARGES ON BINARY B;CTERIAL SUSPENSION (IN RUSSIAN

ZHUKOVSKI Y, O. M.

ZFFECT OF RADIOFREQUENCY EM WAVES ON HUMANS

ZHUFAKOVSKAYA, t,. A.

EFFECT OF LOW-INTENSITY HIGH-FREQUENCY EM ENERGY ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

ZHURAVLEV, V. A.

METHODS OF CONDUCTING SVCH IRRADIATION OF ANIMALS

'!H:r:: CO~JBiiiED EF?ECT OF. SUPER!IIGH-FREQUENCY FIELDS AND ADVERSE MICROCLIMATE ON THE ORGANISM

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TE~PERATURE DISTRIBUTIONS INDUCED BY 2450 MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION IN A TRILAYERED SPHERICAL PHANTO

AFPLICATICN OF NONTHERMAL EFFECTS IN HIGH DIELECTRIC MATERIALS TO MICROWAVE DOSIMETR

MICROWAVE DCSIMETRY

MICROWAVE DOSIMETRY

MICROWAVE DOSIMETRY

ZILBER, S.


ZIMl'IEF, R. P.

SELECTIVE EM HEATING OF TUMORS IN ANIMALS IN DEEP HYPOTHERMI


ZI IIMERMAN, D.

THERMOLUMINESCENT RADIATION DOSIMETRY UTILIZING LIP

ZIMMERMAN, J.


ZIMMERMAN, J. E.

THE HU~AN MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAM: SOME EEG AND RELATED CORRELATIONS

MAGNETOCARDIOGRAMS TAKEN INSIDE A SHIELDED ROOM WITH A SUPERCONDUCTING POINT-CONTACT MAGNETOHETE

ZIHSKAIA, z. G.

EFFECT OF STATIC ELECTRICITY ON ~HE HUMAN ORGANISM UNDER THE CONDITIONS PREVAILING IN THE CITY OF FRUNZE (IN RUSSIAN

ZIN KL, J.

SOME EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE OF THE JAPANESE QUAIL EMBRYO TO 2.45-GHZ MICROWAVE RADIATIO

ZINKL, J. G.

EXPOSUFE OF RABBIT ERYTHROCYTES TO r.ICROWAVE RADIATION

ZIPEiE"lAN, H. H. ET AL, (SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE)

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC LOW-LEVEL MICROWAVE IRRADIATION

ZLA'IA:':OV, I.

S'.L'UDY OF THE ACTION OF EM WAVES AT VARIOUS REGIONS OF THE RADIO BAND ON SOME FUNCTIONAL INDICES IN

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TRANSMISSION LINE DESIGN LOADING CONDITIONS, STANDARDS, AND METHODS OF CALCULATION OF STRESSES FOR CONCUCTORS, SHIELD WIRES, TOWERS AND FOUNDATICNS

ZO BISCH, E.


ZUBKOVA, S. M.

FHYSICOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS OF THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF MICROWAVE

Z'JBRIK, J.


ZUFA:lCV, K. A.

THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS

ZYDECKI, S.

ASSESSMENT OF LENS TRANSLUCENCY IN JUVENILES, MICROWAVE WORKERS AND AGE-MATCHED GROUP


INVESTIGATIONS AND RATING OF THE ORGAN OF VISICN OF PERSONS EXPOSED TO THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVES (WITH PARTICULAR CONSIDERATION OF DULLNESS IN THE EYELENSES

ZYSS, R.

CHANGES IN ACTIVITY OF CERTAIN ENZYMES IN THE CELLS OF CORTI 1 S ORGAN IN GUINEA PIGS FOLLOWING LCNG-!IRM EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES (IN POLISH

MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE CELLS OF CORTI'S ORGAN FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVES (IN POLISH

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THE ROLE OF RADIO SCIENCE IN INVESTIGATING EM BIOLOGICAL HAZARD

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