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Effect of Rotating Electromagnetic Fields on Proteolytic Activity of Pepsin in Rats

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We studied the effect of 37-GHz electromagnetic field on proteolytic activity of pepsin in Wistar rats. The plane of polarization of the electromagnetic fields rotated in either right-handed or left-handed sense (D- and L-chirality). D-Polarization stimulated, while L-polarization suppressed pepsin production.

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Subbotina, T.I., Khadartsev, A.A., Yashin, M.A. et al. Effect of Rotating Electromagnetic Fields on Proteolytic Activity of Pepsin in Rats. Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine 137, 632–634 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:BEBM.0000042731.04863.0b

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