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197 Studien über biologische Effekte elektromagnetischer Felder
Quelle: Literaturliste übermittelt von Dr. rer. nat. Ulrich Warnke, Universität des Saarlandes Saarbrücken, Biologe und Physiker
Dr. Warnke betreibt seit 1969 Forschungen auf dem Gebiet "Wirkungen elektromagnetischer Schwingungen und Felder auf Organismen". Er merkt zu der folgende Literaturliste an:
"Diese Literatur
gibt biologische Effekte bekannt. Aber biologische Effekte werden zu Störungen
und Schädigungen in Abhängigkeit der Reiz-Dosis (Dosis = Amplitude x Zeit). Von
diesem Blickwinkel aus
sind die Literaturstudien
bestens geeignet, um Wirkungsmechanismen kennenzulernen."
Biologische Effekte elektromagnetischer Felder, Literaturliste
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