Comet assay to evaluate DNA damage caused by magnetic fields
作者： Y.R. Ahuja , A. Bhargava , S. Sircar , W. Rizwani , S. Lima
DOI: 10.1109/ICEMIC.1997.669812
关键词: Peripheral blood 、 Andrology 、 DNA damage 、 Chronic exposure 、 Comet assay 、 Nuclear magnetic resonance 、 Congenital malformations 、 Biology
摘要: Six female subjects, in the age group of 20-25 years, were included study. Peripheral blood was collected from each 6 subjects and exposed for one hr to 5 different magnetic densities (2 mT, 3 7 10 rms) at 50 Hz, addition control. The samples processed comet assay. Comet-tail length measured cells per treatment individual. data pooled flux density field tested. When compared with control value, there a significant increase DNA damage density. Since an genomic instability is indicator deleterious effects on health, it may be concluded that chronic exposure doses used present study result increased incidence congenital malformations cancer.
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