Assessment of optimal exposure time of broadband microwave radiation on bone marrow cell vitality

In this study, we investigated the effect of exposure time of broadband microwave radiation on bone marrow cell cultures. The cells were illuminated by electromagnetic radiation using a broadband noise source operating in the range from 60 to 400 GHz. The vitality of the cells was estimated as a proportion of dead cells. All experimental results were treated employing statistical methods. The optimal exposure time was determined for specific experimental conditions. The cytoprotective influence of mm-wave radiation was assessed.