exposure device was a rack made of plastics (1 x 2 x 2 m (L x W x H) with five floors made of bronze wires to produce magnetic field; the top and bottom floors were made of 400 turns and the internal floors were made of 200 turns of wire; inside the device, a four-floor shelf was placed, which was also made with plastic in the center, and the height of every floor was the same as that of the device (?); two un-restrained rats per cage
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