20 Blut-Proben zweier Altersgruppen (10 Spender 16-20 Jahre alt, 10 Spender 50-65 Jahre alt) wurden mit PHAstimuliert, bei drei verschiedenen spezifischen Absorptionsratenexponiert und untersucht. Es wurden Positivkontrollen für jede Blut-Probe und jeden Test durchgeführt. Die Studie war eine Zusammenarbeit von sechs unabhängigen Instituten. Die genotoxischen Experimente wurden in einem Institut durchgeführt und von drei unterschiedlichen Instituten ausgewertet. Weitere drei Institute waren für die Blut-Abnahme und die Exposition, das Expositions-Design, und die statistischen Auswertungen zuständig.
eight waveguides arranged in four separately controlled exposure units (containing 72 culture dishes of 35 mm in diameter); in each waveguide, one dish holder with 9 cell culture dishes; each exposure unit consisted of a power splitter connecting two single-mode cavities for 1.8 GHz that are based on R18 waveguides; the system was capable of driving four different power levels in parallel that are randomly assigned to the four exposure units; two waveguides (18 dishes) per SAR; eight waveguides mounted on an aluminium rack; system placed in an incubator with constant environmental conditions
Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz (BfS; Federal Office for Radiation Protection), Salzgitter, Germany
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