Massachusetts cell researchers

Massachusetts cell researchers


Massachusetts cell researchers-1987 studied intracellular ferromagnetic particles. I can make supplement. Any CELL is agglomeration / assembly of dia-, para-, ferri- and ferromagnetic nano---micro-objects. ‘Ferro’ = ‘Iron’. Researchers can explain root mechanisms of onco- and some neurodegenerative pathologies (ALS/MND, etc.) by means of such ‘magnetic’ look at the CELL.
Biophysical Journal, Volume 52, Issue 4, 537-550, 1 October 1987; RESEARCH ARTICLE: “ within living cells. Physical theory and techniques”; P.A. Valberg and J.P. Butler, Boston, Massachusetts. http://www.cell.com/biophysj/abstract/S0006-3495(87)83243-5
Body tissues are not ferromagnetic, but ferromagnetic particles can be present as contaminants or as probes in the lungs and in other organs. The magnetic domains of these particles can be aligned by momentary application of an external magnetic field; the magnitude and time course of the resultant remanent field depend on the quantity of magnetic material and the degree of particle motion. The interpretation of magnetometric data requires an understanding of particle magnetization, agglomeration, random motion, and both rotation and translation in response to magnetic fields. We present physical principles relevant to magnetometry and suggest models for intracellular particle motion driven by thermal, elastic, or cellular forces. The design principles of instrumentation for magnetizing intracellular particles and for detecting weak remanent magnetic fields are described. Such magnetic measurements can be used for noninvasive studies of particle clearance from the body or of
particle motion within body tissues and cells. Assumptions inherent to this experimental approach and possible sources of artifact are considered and evaluated.
Massachusetts cell biophysicists-1987 [Valberg and Butler] understood: 1) Body tissues are not ferromagnetic, but ferromagnetic particles can be present in tissues, within living cells. 2) Intracellular ferromagnetic particles and moving negative-charged particles create around themselves local magnetic fields & elastic forces. 3) ‘Size’ of local magnetic field (‘size’ of elastic force) depends on magnetization, agglomeration/size and the degree of particle motion (into living cells).
Of course, local magnetic fields are invisible fields. These fields can distort DNA; can make ugly chaotic numerous mutations. Cancer researchers (Nobel Laureates) like to describe and analyze mutations. What for?
Kind regards, Vadim I. Shapoval, author of the ferromagnetic theory-2006 of cancer http://www.tutuz.com/ ; author of the ferromagnetic theory-2010 of ALS/MND