Radiofrequency radiation is capable of inducing adaptive response in human blood lymphocytes

In a previous study we demonstrated that 20 h exposure of human blood lymphocytes from five donors to 900 MHz radiofrequency radiation in GSM modulation (average SAR 1.25 W/kg) induced adaptive response when the cells were subsequently challenged with Mitomycin-C. In the present study we confirmed our previous results on a larger number of donors. The observed phenomenon suggests the possibility that radiofrequency radiation may be used to protect individuals from genotoxic treatments employed in clinical/diagnostic procedures.