A new phenomenon has been revealed: deactivation of pathogenic T. pallidum under the effect of intensified static magnetic field of film domain structures. The mechanism of action of an artificial magneto-regulated environment on T. pallidum, rabbit spermatozoa and red cells has been discovered; T. pallidum organelles magnetotropism scale has been defined, as well as the magnetic sensitivity of rabbit spermatozoa heads and red cells.

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