Acrylic resin CO2 incubator with an inner space of 300 mm x 45 mm x 400 mm for exposure housing ten 10 cm culture dishes. For control experiments, a conventional incubator in a separate room was used.
600 silicon steel strips, each 0.5 mm thick making a core. Two copper coils (10 x 20 mm²) penetrate into the silicon steel core. The incubator (inner space 190 x 220 x 28 mm³) was inserted into the inner space of the core. Magnetic field was homogeneous within 1% difference for the area housing ten culture dishes.
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan
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