Aires Animal Research: Rat, Bee, Cellular and Behavioral Studies
Aires’ animal research spans chromosomes, behavior, learning, memory, gene expression and blood measurements. The program includes linked rat and honeybee investigations at the Pavlov Institute, with individual reports and later journal publications.
Rat chromosome findings
The published 2019 study reports chromosome-aberration frequencies of 9.8% with router alone and 2.7% with router plus resonators in the low-threshold rat line, and 6.7% versus 3.6% in the high-threshold line. The protocol used 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for four days, six hours per day, with six Defender Pro resonators. Read the original paper.
The preceding Wistar study reports 26.0% with the four-day router protocol and 6.5% with router plus resonators, compared with 5.7% in its enclosure control. Read the published 2018 study and the cellular-research guide.
How the bee and rat reports connect
| Experiment / publication timing | Question | Original |
|---|---|---|
| 2016–2017 bee behavior; published 2019 | Feeding and short-/long-term memory; router exposure model. | Original journal paper |
| 2018 bee experiments; published 2020 | Behavior with Defender Pro, router and comparison conditions. | Original journal paper |
| 2019 bee Hsp70 | 24-hour exposure; Hsp70 transcript signal in pooled brain samples. | Original report |
| March–May 2020 combined report | Rat behavioral battery plus a separate one-hour bee Hsp70 section. | Original combined report |
| July–October 2020 Report No. 2 | Bee feeding, sensory response and memory with Lifetune. | Original Report No. 2 |
The 2020 reports share a research agreement with the Aires Human Genome Research Foundation. Their sections remain separate experiments: the May report includes rats and early-exposure bee gene expression; Report No. 2 investigates bee behavior with Lifetune. Read the rat and combined-report guide and Lifetune bee results.
2025: Lifetune Zone Max extends the rat program
The newer 2025 Pavlov/SFERA investigation by Shalaginova and Pavlova uses six Lifetune Zone Max devices and an Archer AX73 router over four nights of 12-hour exposure. It reports restoration toward control in selected behavioral measures in the lower-excitability line and in several blood measures in the higher-excitability line, including hematocrit, erythrocytes and hemoglobin. This is a new device/protocol investigation, distinct from the 2020 Defender Pro behavioral report.
Read the 2025 study summary and the signed original report.
Follow the endpoints across the program
The 2017 Stage III report examines passive avoidance and histology. Stage IV and Stage V examine behavior under different electromagnetic environments and nervous-system excitability. The 2025 Lifetune Zone Max report extends the program into blood measures and behavior under its newer router protocol.
The 2019 bee report measures Hsp70 RNA expression. The 2020 early-exposure section asks the same molecular question at a shorter time point. Behavioral studies measure learning and responses directly. Keeping those endpoints together—and individually labeled—shows how the program develops.
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Updated October 25, 2026 · Josh, Aires. Original research and expert peer reviews are credited to their authors and linked above.