Autoimmune Processes after Long-Term Low-Level Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (Experimental Results) Part 3. The Effect of Long-Term Nonthermal RF EMF Exposure on Complement-Fixation Antibodies against Homologenous Tissue

摘要

The effect of long-term nonthermal EMF exposure of 2450 MHz (500 μW/cm~2) on the level of antibodies against brain and liver tissues is studied on rats by the complement-fixation test (CFT) in the cold. It is found that a statistically significant increase in the level of antibodies against aqueous extracts of brain and liver tissues in blood serum is detected only on the 14th day after exposure is ended.