CO2 incubator with a built-in magnet generator using two Helmholtz coils
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coils of 128 turns, 250 mm inner diameter and 160 mm apart; cylindrical exposure space (14 cm height x 20 cm diameter) housing sixteen 10 or four 15 cm culture dishes
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inside and outside of the incubator shielded by silicon steel and Permalloy C
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan
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