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动物学研究 2001
Cytogenetic Effects of Pulsing Electromagnetic Field on Domestic Pig Lymphocytes in Vitro
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Abstract:
The effects of pulsing electromagnetic fields (PEMFs) on cells are very important subjects in the field of bioelectromagnetics. In this experiment,the cytogenetic effects of PEMF on domestic pig lymphocytes were tested in vitro . Pig lymphocytes in RPMI 1640 medium were exposed to PEMFs of 100?kHz and 200?kHz for 12,24 and 48?hours. Chromosomal aberrations (aneuploidy,breaks,gaps, et al ) were significantly increased in exposed cultures,and of these aberrations,56% chromosomal or chromatid breaks and 42% gaps induced by PEMFs were the points of pig chromosomal fragile sites.The baseline frequency of sister chromatid exchange (SCE) increased after exposing lymphocytes continuously to PEMFs of 100?kHz and 200?kHz for 48?hours. These results suggested that the exposure to PEMFs might induce a type of DNA lesion and chromosomal aberrations.