Die Ergebnisse zeigten keinen Unterschied zwischen den exponiertenZellen und der Kontrolle im Bereich von 0.3-2 mT. Stärkere Felder jedoch (≥2.5 mT) hemmten die Zellteilung. Magnetfelder von ≥3.5 mT ließen die Zellen um ≥80% der Zellen zu Beginn absterben.
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