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FACTORS OF MAGNETIC PULSE INFLUENCE AFFECTING MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN A BIOLOGICAL CELL

Recently, research on the use of pulsed magnetic fields (PMF) of high intensity in biology and medicine has been expanding. To understand the morphological changes that occur in a cell under the influence of a PMF, the article considers the factors of such an impact: magnetic, mechanical and thermal. The relationship between the structure of the cell and the factors of influence is given. The parameters of the PMF that affect these factors and their predictive role in morphological changes in the cell are described. The material presented in the article will make it possible to reasonably outline the directions of research and purposefully form a search for morphological changes.