Selective Excitation of Resonant Biological Effects by a Low-Intensity Millimeter-Wave Laser Field

摘要

It is theoretically shown that, for an appropriate choice of the parameters of a laser spectrum, the interaction of a cell sensor (a target) with multifrequency radiation or with single-frequency radiation that is intensity-modulated by a millimeter-wave (mm-wave) signal gives rise to mm-wave components in the spec- trum of the thermolized energy of the cell sensor. This radiation can induce biological effects that are observed under the direct irradiation of the cell biosystem by mm waves.