These results indicate that magnetosensory evoked potentials in rats are associated with increased glucose utilization in the cerebellum, thereby supporting evidence that EMF transduction occurred in the brain.

Posted byTaylor Mercado Leave a comment on These results indicate that magnetosensory evoked potentials in rats are associated with increased glucose utilization in the cerebellum, thereby supporting evidence that EMF transduction occurred in the brain.

PMID: 

Synapse. 2009 May ;63(5):421-8. PMID: 19177512

Abstract Title: 

Magnetosensory function in rats: localization using positron emission tomography.

Abstract: 

The aim of this study was to show that low-strength electromagnetic fields (EMFs) produced evoked potentials in rats and to localize the activated region in the brain. In response to a 2.5-G, 60-Hz stimulus, onset- and offset-evoked potentials were detected (P

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