Análisis de artículo científico sobre efectos de radiaciones electromagnéticas sobre proteínas, albúmina y ácido úrico
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2016
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad de Ciencias Químicas
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Los organismos han coordinado un proceso de adaptación, relativamente, eficiente frente a la hostilidad de las radiaciones naturales. Pero el advenimiento de la modernidad, trajo la presencia de radiaciones artificiales. Este es un escenario desfavorable para los sistemas biológicos. Se analizó el estudio documentado por Martínez, Pérez, García, & Jiménez (2010), para valorar el comportamiento de las variables dependientes: proteínas totales, albúmina y ácido úrico, en 125 sujetos de sexo masculino con edades entre 20-29 años, expuestos 63 pacientes a la variable independiente: radiaciones electromagnéticas no ionizantes. Esta investigación, a través del método de estudio de caso clínico, se realizó con el propósito de comprender los efectos de las radiaciones electromagnéticas, en el orden de las supra altas frecuencias (SAF – 3 a 30 GHz), sobre proteínas, albúmina y ácido úrico y es de importancia y actualidad por el incremento de la exposición causada por la tecnología. Se revisó información relacionada, publicada en artículos científicos y páginas de la Web, actualizada y de relevancia científica. Los resultados encontrados acerca de los efectos provocados por las radiaciones revelan: Daños sobre las proteínas infligidos por radicales libres que son moléculas hostiles generadas por las radiaciones, aumento significativo de las concentraciones de proteínas y albúmina y la ausencia de efectos significativos sobre el ácido úrico. Se llegó a la conclusión de que las radiaciones electromagnéticas, que transportan energía, en el orden de las supra altas frecuencias, resultan tóxicas para la salud de los seres orgánicos que acumulan moléculas disfuncionales.
The agencies have coordinated an adaptation process relatively efficient against the hostility of natural radiation. But the advent of modernity, brought the presence of artificial radiation. This is an unfavorable scenario for biological systems. the study documented by Martinez, Perez, Garcia, & Jimenez (2010) was analyzed to assess the behavior of dependent variables: total protein, albumin and uric acid in 125 male subjects aged 20-29 years, exposed 63 patients to the independent variable: non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation. This research, through the method of clinical case study was conducted in order to understand the effects of electromagnetic radiation in the order of the above high frequencies (SAF - 3-30 GHz) on proteins, albumin and acid uric and it is of current importance for the increased exposure caused by technology. Related information, published in scientific articles and Web pages, updated and revised scientific relevance. The findings about the effects caused by radiation reveal: Damage on proteins inflicted by free radicals that are hostile molecules generated by radiation, significant increase in the concentrations of protein and albumin and the absence of significant effects on uric acid. It is concluded that electromagnetic radiation transporting energy, in the order of the above high frequencies, are toxic to the health of organic beings accumulating dysfunctional molecules.
The agencies have coordinated an adaptation process relatively efficient against the hostility of natural radiation. But the advent of modernity, brought the presence of artificial radiation. This is an unfavorable scenario for biological systems. the study documented by Martinez, Perez, Garcia, & Jimenez (2010) was analyzed to assess the behavior of dependent variables: total protein, albumin and uric acid in 125 male subjects aged 20-29 years, exposed 63 patients to the independent variable: non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation. This research, through the method of clinical case study was conducted in order to understand the effects of electromagnetic radiation in the order of the above high frequencies (SAF - 3-30 GHz) on proteins, albumin and acid uric and it is of current importance for the increased exposure caused by technology. Related information, published in scientific articles and Web pages, updated and revised scientific relevance. The findings about the effects caused by radiation reveal: Damage on proteins inflicted by free radicals that are hostile molecules generated by radiation, significant increase in the concentrations of protein and albumin and the absence of significant effects on uric acid. It is concluded that electromagnetic radiation transporting energy, in the order of the above high frequencies, are toxic to the health of organic beings accumulating dysfunctional molecules.
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RADIACIONES NATURALES, RADIACIONES ARTIFICIALES, RADICALES LIBRES, PROTEÍNAS, ALBÚMINA, ÁCIDO ÚRICO