Die Positivkontrollen wurden mit Zellen durchgeführt, die mit TPA behandelt wurden. EBV-positive Daudi-Zellen wurden als zu untersuchende Zelllinie ausgewählt, um heraus zu finden, ob ein Zusammenhang zwischen Magnetfeld-Exposition und Virus-Infektion besteht. Einige Forscher haben behauptet, dass widersprüchliche Studienergebnisse der myc-Expression durch die An-/Abwesenheit einer EBV-Infektion erklärbar seien.
inner exposure chamber 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm, double-walled, located within the coil system, insulated and foil-lined to shield from stray electric fields
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two Merritt coil sets nested into each other; the coils with 56 and 80 cm per side
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