Titlebook: Electromagnetic Fields and Circadian Rhythmicity; Martin C. Moore-Ede,Scott S. Campbell,Russel J. Re Book 1992 Birkhäuser Boston 1992 docu

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Magnetoreception in Rodents: Involvement of the Eyes and the Pineal Organ may be Evidence for a Chrothe field. However, in the past few decades a slow but gradual increase in scientific interest has begun to delineate some aspects of magnetoreception in vertebrates (Adey, 1981; Gould, 1983; Kirschvink, 1989). The ultimate goal of these studies has been, and continues to be, the identification of p

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The Stability of the Circadian Rhythm of the Green Finch (,) Either in a Weak 10-Hz Electric Field o.5 V/m, have been reported for humans (Wever, 1969) and for green finches (.) (Wever 1973, 1985). The field led to a highly significant shortening (average 1.3 hr) of the spontaneous period, τ, in human subjects; in ., the corresponding value was 0.8 hr. In addition to this, the field reduced the nu

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Studies on the Effects of 60-Hz Electric and Magnetic Fields on Neuroendocrine Circadian Rhythmicitycturnal peak in melatonin production by the pineal gland and delays, by about 2 hours, the time of peak melatonin production. Semm (1983), Welker et al. (1983), and Olcese and Reuss (1986) have demonstrated magnetic field effects on pineal melatonin synthesis in rodents.