Mechanism for combined action of microwaves and static magnetic field: slow non uniform rotation of charged nucleoid.

Recent data show that microwaves (MW) and extremely low-frequency (ELF) magnetic fields at low intensities affect conformation of nucleoids in bacterial E. coli cells and human lymphocytes. Experimental data suggest that magnitude of the effects of both MW and ELF depend on frequency and static magnetic field.

[A model of phase modulation of high frequency nucleoid oscillations in reactions of E. coli cells to weak static and low-frequency magnetic fields].

The method of anomalous viscosity time dependencies was used to investigated the influence of extremely low frequency alternating and static magnetic field on the genome conformational state of E. coli K12 AB1157 cells. The physical model was developed on the base of obtained results to describe effects of weak static and alternating magnetic fields on the living cells.