Neonatal mice were divided into the following groups (n=6 each): exposure to the electromagnetic field for 1) 30 days, 2) 60 days, 3) 90 days, 4) 120 days, 5) 150 days and 6) 180 days. For each exposure group, a separate sham exposure group (n=6 mice, each) was used. Mice were killed 24 hours after exposure and subsequently investigated.
mobile phone was attached to the cage roof at a distance of 5 cm to the floor; animals could move freely; mobile phone was kept in non-vibrating, silent, Do Not Disturb mode with auto answer activated and was rung upon from another 2G phone for exposure
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