Two-step exposure of biological objects to infrared laser and microwave radiation

Kol'tsov IuV, Korolev VN, Kusakin SA,

Biofizika 44(2):378-381, 1999

[Article in Russian]

The effect of two-step exposure of bacterial objects to infrared laser and microwave pulse radiations was studied. The effect is determined by the time interval between two excitation steps and pulse duration. It was shown that the biologically active dose of microwave radiation is much lower than that of infrared laser radiation; however, laser radiation induces a stronger cellular response.It was found that microwaves enhance the efficiency of infrared laser radiation.