Microwave emission from water in bioanalytical systems
Ivanov, Y.D.; Malsagova, K.A.; Tatur, V.Y.; Vesnin, S.G.; Ivanova, N.D.; Ziborov, V.S.
Patologicheskaia Fiziologiia i Eksperimental'naia Terapiia 59(4): 78-81
2015
ISSN/ISBN: 0031-2991 PMID: 27116882 Document Number: 679270
Mechanical stimulation of aqueous protein solution was found to be accompanied by electromagnetic radiation in the superhigh frequency range. This radiation was observed at solution temperatures near the phase transitions of water. This effect may occur in various bioanalytical systems, associated with injection of aqueous solutions in these systems, and may have impact on the results of bioalytical measurements. The discovered effect of generation of nonequilibrium microwave emission of water medium (which is the main component of the organism) in the 38-39°C temperature range, i.e. in the range of elevated temperature of the organism (which accompanies pathological condition in humans upon inflammatory diseases, i.e., infactious etc.) may be used for development of new non-invasive methods of disease diagnostics.