apparatus consisted of two identical coil systems placed in a µ-metal box (thickness of 1.3 mm, 25 x 25 x 25 cm3); boxes were laid beside each other in an incubator; each of the two coil systems was composed of four square subcoils (side length 20 cm) arranged symmetrically around the coil center; paired wires formed the coils, coils were connected in parallel for exposure or anti-parallel for sham exposure; two fans were mounted on each box for ventilation; inhomogeneity of magnetic field was <4%.
National Basic Research Program (Program 973), China
National Natural Science Foundation (NSFC), China
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