[The effect on an impulse electromagnetic field on the bioamine allowance of the spinal ganglion in rats under whole-body exposure].

In experiments with albino male rats subjected to whole-body pulse electromagnetic irradiation of 100 mTl magnetic induction, the luminescent histochemical methods and the subsequent microspectrofluorometry were used to determine the content of biogenic amines (catecholamines, serotonin, and histamine) in spinal ganglia neurons. Significant changes were revealed not only in the content of all studied bioamines but in the histamine/serotonin ratio as well.