System and method for collecting, storing, processing, transmitting and presenting very low amplitude signals

A method for producing an effect of a chemical or biochemical agent on a system responsive to such agent, comprising:

• (a) generating a plurality of low-frequency time-domain signals by the steps of:
• (i) placing a sample containing the agent in a container having both magnetic and electromagnetic shielding,
• (ii) injecting noise into the sample at a given noise amplitude;
• (iii) recording an electromagnetic time-domain signal composed of sample source radiation superimposed on the injected noise, and
• (iv) repeating steps (ii)-(iii) at each of a plurality of noise levels within a selected noise-level range,
• (b) analyzing the plurality of time domain signals generated in (a) by producing spectral plots of the time-domain signals, and identifying an optimized agent-specific time-domain signal based on information in said spectral plots, and
• (c) exposing the agent-responsive system to the optimized agent-specific time-domain signal identified in (b) by placing the system within the magnetic field of an electromagnetic transducer, and applying said signal to said transducer at a signal amplitude and for a period sufficient to produce in the system an agent-specific effect on the system.

Apparatus for producing an effect of a chemical or biochemical agent on a system responsive to such agent, comprising

• (1) a container adapted for receiving a sample of said agent, said container having both magnetic and electromagnetic shielding,
• (2) an adjustable-power source of noise for injection into the sample, with the sample in said container, at each of at each of a plurality of noise levels in a selected range,
• (3) a detector for recording an electromagnetic time-domain signal composed of sample source radiation superimposed on the injected Gaussian noise,
• (4) a memory device for storing each of a plurality of plurality of time domain signals recorded at different injected noise levels,
• (5) an electronic computer adapted to
• (a) retrieve time-domain signals stored in said memory device, produce a spectral plot of the time-domain signals, allowing identification of 0 an optimized agent-specific time-domain signal based on information in said spectral plots, and
• (6) an electromagnet transducer for exposing the agent-responsive system to an optimized time-domain signal identified from (5), at a signal amplitude and for a period sufficient to produce in the system an agent-specific effect on the system.

An optimized low-frequency time-domain signal of a chemically or biologically active agent, produced by the steps comprising:

• (a) generating a plurality of low-frequency time-domain signals of the agent by the steps of:
• (i) placing a sample containing the agent in a container having both magnetic and electromagnetic shielding,
• (ii) injecting noise into the sample at a given noise amplitude;
• (iii) recording an electromagnetic time-domain signal composed of sample source radiation superimposed on the injected noise,
• (iv) repeating steps (ii)-(iii) at each of a plurality of noise levels within a selected range, and
• (b) analyzing the plurality of time domain signals generated in (a) by producing a spectral plot of the time-domain signals, and identifying an optimized agent-specific time-domain signal based on information in said spectral plots.

A method for treating a tumor in a mammalian subject, comprising

• (a) generating a plurality of low-frequency time-domain signals by the steps of:
• (i) placing a sample containing a cancer chemotherapeutic the agent in a container having both magnetic and electromagnetic shielding,
• (ii) injecting noise into the sample at a given noise amplitude;
• (iii) recording an electromagnetic time-domain signal composed of sample source radiation superimposed on the injected noise, and
• (iv) repeating steps (ii)-(iii) at each of a plurality of noise levels within a selected noise-level range,
• (b) analyzing the plurality of time domain signals generated in (a) by producing spectral plots of the time-domain signals, and identifying an optimized agent-specific time-domain signal based on information in said spectral plots, and
• (c) exposing the subject to the optimized agent-specific time-domain signal identified in (b) by placing the subject within the magnetic field of an electromagnetic transducer, and applying said signal to said transducer at a signal amplitude and for a period sufficient to produce a reduction in the size and/or rate of growth of a tumor in the subject.