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[Effect of an infralow frequency magnetic field on nerve cell rhythm and their resistance to hypoxia].

The direct effect of infralow-frequency (0.05, 0.1, 0.25 Hz, 100 nT) magnetic fields (MF) was demonstrated on the brain cellular--tissue model--surviving slices of mouse cerebellum. MF influence is a trigger for the nervous cells. MF-5 Hz revealed two-phases response: inhibition and excitation of the impulse activity of neurons. Besides that we recorded convulsive effect of MF. The experiments with simultaneous exposure of hypoxia and MF revealed a prohypoxia effect of MF, when the oxygen concentration was very low and also after reoxygenation. The surviving slices may be used as a model for studying the fine mechanisms of influence of different intensity MF on the nervous cells.