The Influences of Electromagnetic Field Irradiated by High Voltage Transmission Lines with 50 Hz on the Features of Blood in Animals

The influences of electromagnetic field(EMF) of high voltage transmission lines(HVTL) with 50 Hz on the features of blood in the animals, including the biochemical indicators, routine index, refractive index and infrared absorption of the serum and adtevak as well as the features of hemoglobin molecules in it, are researched and measured extensively by using the biological- chemical methods, LQ-300 K automatic biochemistry analyzer, 670Nicolet FTIR spectrometers and Abbe refractometer, respectively. The results obtained showed the variations for the alanine aminotransferase (ALT), total protein (TP), albumin (ALB), total bilirubin (TB), direct bilirubin (DB), indirect bilirubin (IB), globulin (CLO), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), ratio of ALB with CLO (A/C), urea nitrogen (BUN), direct bilirubin (DB), globulin (GLO) as well as refractive index in the blood under the influences of the EMF, but their variations are differences, in which the variation of ALT is most significant (P<0.05), the increase of number of white blood cells is also significant (P<0.01). Thus we can affirm that the EMF of HVTL can vary the properties of the blood in rats. At the same time, we further elucidated the reasons or mechanisms of these change, for which we can say totally that they are due to the variations of the states and properties of the protein molecules, such as the hemoglobin, in blood. This conclusion can be verified by the experimental results in the infrared absorptions of the serum, adtevak and hemoglobin molecules, respectively. Therefore, our investigations manifested clearly that the EMF irradiated by HVTL can influence and vary the properties of the blood in rats; it has an obvious biological effect.