Superconductivity--a possible mechanism for non-thermal biological effects of microwaves

Cope, F.W.

Journal of Microwave Power 11(3): 267-270

1976


ISSN/ISBN: 0022-2739
PMID: 789890
Document Number: 4653
Recent evidence for high temperature superconductivity in lipids and in a protein and for a role for superconductivity in growth and nerve processes, combined with experimental demonstration of microwave effects on probable superconductive tunneling in carbon films at room temperature, suggest the possibility that non-thermal effects of microwaves on biological systems may occur by a superconductive mechanism.

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Superconductivity--a possible mechanism for non-thermal biological effects of microwaves