50Hz Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields Enhance Protein Carbonyl Groups Content in Cancer Cells: Effects on Proteasomal Systems

<table>Temperature monitoring of exposed samples over time<b>.</b> Direct monitoring of treated sample temperatures before, during and after exposure was performed using a digital multimeter (METEX Mod. M-3630D) equipped with ScopeView software (vers. 1.06) for data logging (the acquisition was carried out at 0.0028 Hz). The temperature probe was placed within the center of the solenoid in a culture dish containing medium with no cells.</table>

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Figure 1: 50Hz Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields Enhance Protein Carbonyl Groups Content in Cancer Cells: Effects on Proteasomal Systems 

Figure 1 | 50Hz Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields Enhance Protein Carbonyl Groups Content in Cancer Cells: Effects on Proteasomal Systems 