Conductometry as an evaluation tool in research into the impact of low-frequency electromagnetic field irradiation on cells

The proposed paper proves the suitability of using a conductivity value of the solution as reference information in determining the change in the number of cells in the solution as a response to the acting low-frequency electromagnetic field irradiation. The experiment is performed using three types of liquid solutions in three types of environments. As a model organism is used yeasts Saccharomyces cerevisiae. The results show that measuring the conductivity of a yeast solution using a commercially available laboratory conductometer has certain limitations and is not suitable for determining the number of yeast cells in the solution.