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The morphometric changes (size of neurons and their nuclei) of protocerebral  dorsomedial A1’ and dorsolateral L2’ neurosecretory neurons were analyzed in  Lymantria dispar larvae after exposure to strong static (SMF, 235 mT) and  extremely low frequency magnetic fields (ELF MF, 2 mT). Increase in the size  of A1’ neurons and their nuclei were observed after acute exposure to SMF.  Decrease in the size of these neurons and their nuclei was observed after  exposure to ELF MF. The size of L2’ neurons and their nuclei tend to decrease  after exposure to SMF and ELF MF. The quantification of protein bands within  the Mr range corresponding to the large form of the prothoracicotropic  neurohormone indicates that the amount of protein decreased after exposure to  both types of magnetic fields

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The response of dorsomedial A1’ and dorsolateral L2’ neurosecretory neurons of Lymantria dispar L. caterpillars to the acute effects of magnetic fields