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    BIOELECTROBIOELECTRO--

    MAGNETISMMAGNETISMJaakko Malmivuo

    Demonstration slides

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    AmberAmber

    = amber

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    Hans ChristianHans Christian rstedrsted 18191819

    Magneticneedle

    I

    I

    Battery

    B

    B

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    600

    Generation of bioelectric signalGeneration of bioelectric signal

    Vm [mV]

    200 400 800 1000

    -100

    -50

    0

    50

    Time [ms]

    K+

    Na+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+ K+

    K+K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    Na+

    Na+Na+

    Na+

    Na+Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+Na+

    Na+K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    K+

    K+K+

    K+K+

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+K

    +

    K+

    K+

    K+

    K+K+

    K+K+

    K+

    K+

    K+K+

    K+K+

    K+ K+Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+Na+

    Na+Na+ Na+

    Na+

    Na+Na+

    K+

    Na+ K+

    K+

    Restoring ionic balanceRestoring ionic balanceDepolarizationDepolarization RepolarizationRepolarization

    Na+

    Na+

    Na+

    K+

    K+

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    Hubert MannHubert Mann

    LEAD 3

    LEAD 3

    LEAD

    2

    LE

    A

    D

    1

    LE

    A

    D

    1

    RR LL

    FF

    4

    6

    53

    2

    18

    10

    9

    7

    Monocardiogram

    1916

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    Space clampSpace clamp

    Is t = t1

    x

    Experimental chamber

    Physiological salt solutionMembraneAxoplasm

    Internal electrode

    im

    t = t4

    t = t2

    t = t3

    Vm is constant along the axon

    Vm

    A B

    i

    o

    Vm rm

    Em

    cm

    im

    imcimi

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    mV

    sec

    Impulses in

    sensory axon

    Reflex ArchReflex Arch

    Muscle

    spindle

    cm

    sec

    Muscle

    stretch

    Stretch

    Muscle

    Spinal

    cord

    mV

    sec

    Receptor potential

    in sensory terminal

    mV

    sec

    Synaptic potentials

    in motoneuron

    mV

    sec

    Impulses in

    muscle fibers

    mV

    sec

    Impulses in

    motoneuron

    gm

    sec

    Tension

    in muscle

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    TYPE OF DOUBLE LAYER SOURCESTYPE OF DOUBLE LAYER SOURCESEQUIVALENTEQUIVALENT

    SOURCESSOURCES

    Double layerDouble layersourcesource

    EquivalentEquivalentdouble layerdouble layersourcesource

    EquivalentEquivalent

    dipoledipole

    ClosedCloseddouble layerdouble layer

    (Zero field)(Zero field)

    (Null)(Null)

    OpenOpendouble layerdouble layer

    Various doubleVarious doublelayers withlayers with

    the same openingthe same opening

    Open doubleOpen doublelayer with twolayer with two

    openingsopenings

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    0 5 10 15 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 6520 ms

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    Heart rate 1/2Heart rate 1/2NORMAL SINUS RHYTHMImpulses originate at S-A node at normal rate

    All complexes normal, evenly spaced. Rate 60 100/min.

    S-A node

    SINUS BRADYCARDIAImpulses originate at S-A node at slow rate

    All complexes normal, evenly spaced. Rate < 60/min.

    1.0 s

    1 mV

    2

    M ti fl d it [T]

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    MOG

    Biomagneticsignals

    MEGMEG

    MCG

    MMG

    BiomagneticBiomagnetic

    signals andsignals andmagneticmagneticnoisenoise

    Frequency [Hz]

    Static field of earth

    10-11

    10-10

    (pT) 10-12

    (nT) 10-9

    10-13

    10-14

    (fT) 10-15

    10-16

    10-8

    10-7

    10-4

    10-3 10-2 10-1 100 101 102 103 104 105 106

    Thermal noise fieldin eddy-current shield

    Thermal noise field of bodyThermalnoise fields

    Laboratorynoise

    Line frequencyand harmonicnoise

    Radio-

    frequencynoise

    high

    low

    Magnetic noise of brain

    Geo-magneticnoise

    Noise fields

    Magnetic flux density [T]

    Equivalentinput noise

    Commercialflux-gate

    magnetometer

    NASAflux-gatemagnetometer

    SQUIDmagnetometer

    Induction-coilmagnetometer(at Tampere)

    FMCG

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    Lead fieldLead field detecting the magnetic dipole momentdetecting the magnetic dipole moment

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    J acques Fabien Gautier DAgoty:

    Anatomie des parties de lagnrtion de lhomme et

    de la femme. Paris, 1773.Colored mezzotint.

    National Library of Medicine

    Gautier DAgotys coloredmezzotints have a painterly

    quality. This pregnant womancalmly looks back at the viewer,a characteristic pose of18th-century French portraiture.

    The FetusThe Fetus

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    Fetal ECG and MCGFetal ECG and MCGVernix Caseosa: A white, cheesy waxy substancethat coats the skin of a fetus in late pregnancy.

    Fetus body, maternal abdomen:

    = 5m

    Vernix Caseosa: = 0.5 Mm

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    Electromagnetic Method

    ZE LMZMV J J i

    W.R. Purvis, R.C. Tozer, I.L. Freeston, 1990

    The currentIZE is fed through electrodes andthe voltage VZM from the magnetic field detector is measured.

    The sensitivity is proportional tothe dot product of the lead fields.

    A

    _

    JZE

    _

    JLM

    B

    _

    JLE

    _

    JZM

    Feeding the currentIZMto the coil andmeasuring the voltage VZEwith the electrodesgives the same sensitivity distribution.

    Rod Horizontal Bipolar Amacrine Ganglion

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    Electro-retino-

    gram

    Pigmentepithelium

    RodCone

    Horizontalcell

    Bipolarcell

    Amacrinecell

    Ganglioncell

    250

    250

    0

    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

    R2

    a2a1a-wave

    Oscillatingpotentials

    Earlyreceptorpotentials

    V [V]

    Coneb-wave

    Rodb-wave

    c-wave

    Time [ms]

    Mlers cellMlers cell

    R1