NEAR-FIELD RADIO-FREQUENCY PROBING METHOD CAPABILITIES FOR THE STUDY OF WATER STRUCTURAL DYNAMIC
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Living systems and free water were studied with the help of near-field radio-frequency (NFRF) probing methods. The results of this analysis suggest that processes within biological systems are comparable with those in ordinary water. The presented data suggest that near-field radio-frequency probing can be a useful diagnostic tool for the analysis of the radio-frequency fields generated by biological objects.
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