The effect of magnetism on yeast cells
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1 is a number of living cells, M 2 is a number of dead cells. The data obtained was compared to the results of control samples studies. Bioactivity of NC Fe 3O 4/HA modified with DOX was evaluated from their cytotoxic influence on S. cerevisiae cells [25, 26] and a decrease in cell proliferation rate [24].
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One of the first studies of the influence of magnetic fields on the growth of yeast cells during wine fermentation was that of Kimball, published already in 1937.2 A suspension of wine yeast was exposed to a heterogeneous static magnetic field of 0.04 T for different times and the subsequent sprouting of the yeast cells was measured.
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However, apart from external magnetic fields, another variety of natural magnetism is around, namely, magnetic fields of atomic nuclei of magnetic isotopes. Some of them produce intramolecular magnetic fields which are 10-100 times greater than terrestrial (Grant & Harris, 1996). This raises the question of whether living cells can perceive the
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properties and magnetism (18). The S. cerevisiae was found to be immobilized by natural adhesion onto SBP due to the electrostatic interactions between support and the yeast cells surface and due to the capillary forces which hold cells inside the SBP cavities (15).
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We also investigated the effect of different concentra-tions of Gd·DTPA on the viability of yeast cells (Saccharo-myces cerevisiae). At concentrations greater than 4 mM, we observed a reduction in the number of cells produced for a typical life cycle: for 40 and 200 mM Gd·DTPA, a 6- and 24-fold reduction. We observed that the ratio of living to
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Nakagawa et al.11'13 first reported the effect of magnetism on fat metabolism in 1978 and 1980. They found that magnetism reduces cholesterol in rabbits. In their experiments,
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yeast was exposed to heterogenous static magnetic field 0.04 T. The results shown that heterogenous magnetic field inhibite the sprouting the yeast cells (Kimball 1937). Five minutes exposure causes an inhibition; 10, 15, and 17 minutes produce no effect; 20, 25, 30, 60, and 150 minutes are inhibiting. Any effect on the yeast buds is
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cause of the fact that the yeast cell growth is not sig-nificantly affected and some yeast cells can be washed out of the fermentation system and continuously re-newed. In addition, such supporting materials are read-ily cleaned and microbial contamination can be effect-tively prevented [3]. An industrial carrier for ethanol
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in 1937.2 A suspension of wine yeast was exposed to a heterogeneous static magnetic field of 0.04 T for different times and the subsequent sprouting of the yeast cells was measured. Exposure for 10 to 17 minutes had no effect; while exposure for 20, 25, 30, 60, and 150 minutes inhibited sprouting. Yeast
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fluid surrounding cells; Nevertheless, these sensitivities have been confirmed for many cell types, including lymphocytes, ovary cells, bone cells, fibroblasts, cartilage cells, and nerve cells [Adey, 1992a]. These observations have been viewed cautiously by many biologists as beyond the realm of a possible physical reality.
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This synegistic effect leads to the higher secondary metabolite yields and energy production. ... molecular magnetism, hydrogen storage, solid cells, and other areas. 25. ... stress the yeast cells and validate the anti-oxidative effects of
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improved magnetism arises in part from increased iron oxide nucleation efficiency. Molecular-level iron loading in engineered Ft enables detection of individual particles inside cells and facilitates creation of Ft-based intracellular magnetic devices. We demonstrate construction of a magnetic sensor actuated by gene expression in yeast.
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yeast in alginate microspheres with and without chitosan coating was studied (free cells was fed as control). Here, 13.3% of the uncoated and 9% of coated ingested yeast cells were found viable in rat faeces, whereas only 2% of free cells survived (Graff et al., 2008) [46]. The viability of L. casei (NCDC-298) was improved with increase in alginate
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