Electromagnetic Fields and Circadian Rhythmicity

1 Introduction.- II. Effects on Circadian Rhythm of Pineal Melatonin.- 2. Changes in Circadian Melatonin Synthesis in the Pineal Gland of Animals Exposed to Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Radiation: A Summary of Observations and Speculation on Their Implications.- 3. Effects of Electromagnetic Field Exposure on Neuroendocrine Function.- III. The Search for Magnetoreceptors.- 4. Pineal Function in Mammals and Birds is Altered by Earth-Strength Magnetic Fields.- 5. Magnetoreception in Rodents: Involvement of the Eyes and the Pineal Organ May be Evidence for a Chronobiological Substrate.- IV. Effects on Other Neuroendocrine Circadian Rhythms.- 6. Factors in Postmeridial Hormone Changes Among Rats in Electric Field Exposure Studies.- 7. Magnetic Fields, Opioid Systems and Day-Night Rhythms of Behavior.- V. Effects on Circadian Rhythms in Behavior.- 8. Circadian Rhythmicity of Man Under the Influence of Weak Electromagnetic Fields.- 9. The Stability of the Circadian Rhythm of the Green Finch (Carduelis chloris) Either in a Weak 10-Hz Electric Field or a Negatively Ionized Atmosphere.- 10. Operant Reponse Rate as a Function of Time of Day and Early Electromagnetic Exposure on Rats Tested as Adults.- 11. Studies on the Effects of 60-Hz Electric and Magnetic Fields on Neuroendocrine Circadian Rhythmicity in Nonhuman Primates.- VI. Discussant Commentaries.- Discussant Commentaries.- List of Contributors.