N.P. Zalyubovskaya, Biological Effect of Millimeter Radiowaves, Kiev, Vrachebnoye Delo, in Russian, 1977, No. 3: 116-199.
Excerpts:
“Millimeter waves caused changes in the body manifested in structural alterations in the skin and internal organs, qualitative and quantitative changes in the blood and bone marrow composition and changes of the conditioned reflex activity, tissue respiration… and nucleic metabolism…
The energy of millimeter waves, because of its weak penetrating ability, is absorbed primarily and mainly by the skin. Our investigations have shown that in the skin of irradiated animals… appeared bunches of nerve fibers with hypertrophy and sections with demyelinization. In the dermis, among the collagen fibers, were small trunks of various thickness, the neural conductors of which were fragmented…
In the blood of irradiated animals… suppression of hemopoietic function of the bone marrow and lymphatic system…
Suppression of the function of the central nervous system…
In the hypothalamus, the adrenaline content increased and the noradrenaline content dropped… In the adrenal glands, the adrenaline content doubled… The obtained results indicate well-expressed changes of metabolism…
Changes of the processes of oxidative phosphorylation in the liver, kidneys, heart and brain of the animals [were also present]. The irradiation inhibited the oxygen consumption rate by the mitochondria… and slowed down the rate of respiration upon exhaustion of the ATP… Data testify to the destruction of the cytochrome chain…”