RADIATION TOXICOLOGY. ANTIRADIATION VACCINE: RADIOPROTECTION AGAINST RADIOREQUENCY/MICROWAVE RADIATION AND BIOLOGICAL SEQUELA AND CLINICAL PRESENTATION .

Dmitry Popov , V. Maliev, J. Jones. Advanced Medical Technology And Systems Inc. Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. Russian Academy of Science. Vladicaucas. Russia. Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, USA.

intervaccine@gmail.com Key words: Cell Stress, Toll Like Receptors, Pattern-Recognition Receptors (PRRs), Inflammation, Innate Immunity, Aquired Immunity, Interleukines (IL), Antiradiation Vaccine (AV), Antiradiation Antitoxin (AA), Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) Class 1; Class 2, Immunological Self/Non-self Recognition, MHC Genetic Architecture, peptide binding, polymorphism, T cell recognition. Abstract: The study and research of human exposure to radiofrequency/microwave radiation remain the subject of research investigation, study and analysis. [ S. Bolen, 1994., ] Introduction: Sources of radiofrequency/microwave radiation: Physiological beneficial effects: Cells, Organ Tissues, Physiological Systems, Mechanisms of action. Patho- physiological harmful effects: Cells: A high exposure to radiofrequency/microwave radiation results in cell death by necrosis, whereas a mild exposure to RFQ/MW radiation. A high exposure of RFQ/RW radiation leading to activation of cascades of events and activation of proteolytic proteases and increase in biological active substances and results of damage of cellular macromolecules including cell membranes, DNA, mitochondria, ionic channels and releases of specific caspases and mediators that can lead to damage of cell membranes of others cells in different systems. A mild insult of RFQ/RW can lead to release from mitochondria caspases and apoptosis inducing factor (AIF) and other mediators that lead to apoptosis. Organ Tissues, Physiological Systems, Mechanisms of action. Methods: Results: Discussion: Conclusions :

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