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In Refs. [9,10] all numerical calculations have been performed only for ions of calcium-Ca2+. In the alive , except for ions Ca2+ also ions of magnesium Mg2+, potassium K+, sodium Na+, iron Fe2+ are biologically important. In this work we have calculated critical values Bcr of an induction of external magnetic field leading to sharp increase fluctuations of a casual current of biologically important ions in different blood vessels of a (Table 1). Thus we consider each as a separate element of an organism and Bcr is calculated by the formula which easily it turns out from expression resulted in Ref.[9,10]

6πηr Bcr = qn where η = (1.1 ÷ 1, 2) · 10−3 kg/(m·s) is the viscosity coefficient of blood, r is the of an ion, q is the πd2 · charge of an ion, n is a number of ions of the given element volume V = 4 l of a vessel. Table 1. Geometrical sizes of the blood vessel of human body. Vessel Diameter, d Cross section, S Length, l Total number Volume of vessel, V − − − − (10 2m) (10 4 m2) (10 2 m) in the organism (10 8 m3) Aorta 3.2-1.6 8.0-2.00 80 1 640-160 Hollow 2.0 3.14 50 2 157 Large veins 1.0-0.5 0.80-0.20 30-10 1000 24-2 Large 0.6-0.1 0.28-0.01 40-20 1000 11.2-0.2 − − Small artery 0.1-0.02 0.01-0.003 5-0.2 108 5 ·10 26 · 10 4 − − − Capillary (10-5)·10 4 (19.63 ÷ 78.5) · 10 8 0.1 109 (2.0 ÷ 7.9) · 10 8

The number of ions in the considered volume was determined by the use of data presented in Table 2. Results of calculations are presented in Table 3. Table 2. Parameters of a mineral exchange in blood[11]. Parameter Mole /liter Calcium in whey of blood 2.25-3 Magnesium in whey of blood 0.70-0.99 Iron ie whey of blood 12.5-30.4 Potassium in plasmas of blood 3.48-5.3 Sodium in plasmas of blood 130.5-156.6

Table 3. Critical values of induction Bcr an external magnetic field (T). Element of Aorta Hollow veins Large veins Large artery Small artery Capillary vessel 10−12 10−12 10−12 10−12 10−10 10−3 B(Ca2+) 0.50-0.88 5.0 0.2-1.0 0.7-23.5 2.3-70.6 0.26 B(K+) 0.15-0.26 0.26 1.6-21 7-184 45-9500 0.6 B(Na+) 0.32.-0.54 0.6 4.3-65 21-650 650-16250 1.4 B(Mg2+) 0.12-0.32 0.4 2.6-50 13-435 435-12500 0.9 B(Fe2+) 2.3-3.5 3.6 27-280 140-4030 450-9500 9.4

Conclusions In this work critical values of an induction of an external magnetic field of Bcr, which influence on ions of the vital elements can cause change in a biological organism, for the first time have been calculated. Results of calculation show that the values of Bcr depending on tho volume a vessel and number of ions rn an important biological element tn the given volume accepts values from 10−12T us to 10−3T. These results allow us to ex- plain the inconsistency and discrepancy between different experimental data obtained by different experimental groups at various times: any biological organism represents itself as complex and individual system for each object. Therefore, the data corresponding to one person cannot be considered as the standard for another person. The everything depends on structure of blood, concentration of the vital elements and characteristics of vessels in an organism. The consent of ions of biological important elements in an organism is various depending on the nature of a structure of the person. In this connection, it will be unequivocally impossible to establish what the biological response to all organisms as a whole.

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