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528 articles were found.

The following terms were included: Erythrozyten, "rote Blutkörperchen", "red blood cells", erythrocytes, 赤血球

• 1986, Galvin MJ, McRee DI
  [details] Cardiovascular, hematologic, and biochemical effects of acute ventral exposure of conscious rats to 2450-MHz (CW) microwave radiation [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 7 (2): 223-233
• 1986, Roberts Jr NJ, Michaelson SM, Lu ST
  The biological effects of radiofrequency radiation: a critical review and recommendations [review]
  Int J Radiat Biol Relat Stud Phys Chem Med 50 (3): 379-420
• 1986, Seto YJ, Majeau-Chargois D, Lymangrover JR, Dunlap WP, Fox FT, Hsieh ST
  Chronic 60-Hz electric field exposure-induced subtle bioeffects on hematology [med./bio.]
  Environ Res 39 (1): 143-152
• 1986, Brown RF, Marshall SV
  [details] Differentiation of murine erythroleukemic cells during exposure to microwave radiation [med./bio.]
  Radiat Res 108 (1): 12-22
• 1986, Okazaki M, Maeda N, Shiga T
  Drift of an erythrocyte flow line due to the magnetic field [med./bio.]
  Experientia 42 (7): 842-843
• 1985, Brody AS, Sorette MP, Gooding CA, Listerud J, Clark MR, Mentzer WC, Brasch RC, James TL
  AUR memorial Award. Induced alignment of flowing sickle erythrocytes in a magnetic field. A preliminary report [med./bio.]
  Invest Radiol 20 (6): 560-566
• 1985, Hinsenkamp M, Lheureux P, Martins D
  Transmembrane Na/K exchanges under electromagnetic fields. Preliminary study on human erythrocytes [med./bio.]
  van Rens TJG (ed.): Electric and Electromagnetic Stimulation of Bone Growth. Reconstruction Surgery and Traumatology, volume 19; Karger, Basel; 63-69; ISBN 978-3-8055-3939-5
• 1985, Mangal PC, Grover K
  Electrical hemolysis and resealing of erythrocyte membrane of different mammalian species [med./bio.]
  Indian J Biochem Biophys 22 (3): 184-187
• 1985, Checcucci A, Olmi R, Vanni R
  [details] Thermal haemolytic threshold of human erythrocytes [med./bio.]
  J Microw Power Electromagn Energy 20 (3): 161-163
• 1985, Liburdy RP, Vanek Jr PF
  Microwaves and the cell membrane. II. Temperature, plasma, and oxygen mediate microwave-induced membrane permeability in the erythrocyte [med./bio.]
  Radiat Res 102 (2): 190-205