21 Tage alte Mäuse wurden in die folgenden Gruppen eingeteilt (je n=3): Exposition bei dem elektromagnetischen Feld für 1) 30, 2) 60, 3) 90, 4) 120, 5) 150 und 6) 180 Tage. Für jede Expositions-Gruppe wurde eine separate Schein-Expositions-Gruppe genutzt (je n=3 Mäuse). Die Mäuse wurden jeweils 24 Stunden nach dem Ende der Exposition getötet.
cages with a temperature of 22 ± 1°C and 60% relative humidity
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18 mice were exposed in a cage; cell phone was placed under cage roof at a distance of 5 cm to the floor; phone was put in non-vibrating, silent, do not disturb (DND) and auto answer activated mode and was rung upon from another cell phone
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