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Dopamine Receptors and Microwave Energy Exposure

Allan H. Frey Randomline, Inc. Huntingdon Valley, PA, 19006
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Lee S. Wesler Randomline, Inc. Huntingdon Valley, PA, 19006
Pages 145-157 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Allan H. Frey & Lee S. Wesler. (1990) Interaction of Psychoactive Drugs with Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields. Journal of Bioelectricity 9:2, pages 187-196.
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Rochelle Medici. (1985) Behavioral Studies with Electromagnetic Fields: Implications for Psychobiology. Journal of Bioelectricity 4:2, pages 527-552.
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Rochelle G. Medici, Allan H. Frey & Donnalyn Frey. (1985) Response Facilitation: Implications for Perceptual Theory, Psychotherapy, Neurophysiology, and Earthquake Prediction. International Journal of Neuroscience 26:1-2, pages 47-52.
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Mohamed Ammari, Elsa Brillaud, Christelle Gamez, Anthony Lecomte, Mohsen Sakly, Hafedh Abdelmelek & René de Seze. (2008) Effect of a chronic GSM 900MHz exposure on glia in the rat brain. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy 62:4, pages 273-281.
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G. Yu. Grigoryan, S. M. Minasyan & S. G. Saakyan. (2008) Background activity of neurons of the supraoptic hypothalamic nucleus in rats under conditions of vibrational stimulation and electromagnetic extrahigh-frequency irradiation. Neurophysiology 39:6, pages 373-381.
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Anne-Laure Mausset, René de Seze, Françoise Montpeyroux & Alain Privat. (2001) Effects of radiofrequency exposure on the GABAergic system in the rat cerebellum: clues from semi-quantitative immunohistochemistry. Brain Research 912:1, pages 33-46.
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Henry Lai. 1994. Advances in Electromagnetic Fields in Living Systems. Advances in Electromagnetic Fields in Living Systems 27 80 .
Dennis L. Hjeresen, Albert Francendese & James M. O'Donnell. (2005) Microwave attenuation of ethanol‐induced hypothermia: Ethanol tolerance, time course, exposure duration, and dose response studies. Bioelectromagnetics 9:1, pages 63-78.
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H. Lai, A. Horita, C. K. Chou & A. W. Guy. (1987) A Review of Microwave Irradiation and Actions of Psychoactive Drugs. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine 6:1, pages 31-36.
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Allan H. Frey & Jack Spector. (1986) Exposure to rf electromagnetic energy decreases aggressive behavior. Aggressive Behavior 12:4, pages 285-291.
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T. R. Ward & J. S. Ali. (1985) Blood-brain barrier permeation in the rat during exposure to low-power 1.7-GHz microwave radiation. Bioelectromagnetics 6:2, pages 131-143.
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Allan H. Frey & Lee S. Wesler. (2013) Modification of the conditioned emotional response in animals living in a 60-Hz electrical field. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 22:5, pages 477-479.
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