magnetic field or sham exposure was made in matching Forma 3158 incubators placed 3 m apart
Aufbau
a pair of square Helmholtz coils (37 x 37 cm²) placed 19 cm apart; four flasks containing cells were placed within the central zone (17 x 17 x 5 cm) of the coil, where the magnetic field was uniform within 1%. The coils were energized in a buck mode for sham exposure.
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