Author:
Zhalnina A A,Uskalova D V,Ustenko K V,Savina N B
Abstract
Abstract
The long-term effects of chronic exposure to low-intensity radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (EMF) and different food quantity on crustaceans Daphnia magna were studied. The changes in growth, survival and fecundity of daphnia were analyzed. EMF (1 GHz; 100 mW/cm2) does not affect the growth and survival of D. magna, which is chronically exposed in the early period of ontogenesis. However, EMR reduces the fertility of irradiated daphnia and their offspring. Food conditions affect these parameters of crustaceans independently.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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