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Evolution and the Change in Electromagnetic State

A. R. Liboff Department of Physics, Oakland University Rochester, Michigan, 48309
Pages 245-252 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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A. R. Liboff. (2009) Electric Polarization and the Viability of Living Systems: Ion Cyclotron Resonance-Like Interactions. Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine 28:2, pages 124-134.
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Francesco Crescentini. (2007) The Autistic Syndrome and Endogenous Ion Cyclotron Resonance: State of the Art. Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine 26:4, pages 305-309.
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I. Jerman Bion. (1998) Electromagnetic Origin of Life. Electro- and Magnetobiology 17:3, pages 401-413.
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A. R. Liboff. (1997) Geomagnetic Reversals and Genome Imprinting. Electro- and Magnetobiology 16:3, pages 309-320.
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Marcos Arturo Martínez Banaclocha. (2007) Neuromagnetic dialogue between neuronal minicolumns and astroglial network: A new approach for memory and cerebral computation. Brain Research Bulletin 73:1-3, pages 21-27.
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Abraham R. Liboff. (1997) Bioelectromagnetic Fields and Acupuncture. The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine 3:supplement 1, pages s-77-s-87.
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