cell cultures were set on the multi-electrodearray-based extracellular recording system that was attached to the thermostatic acrylic culture chamber system; temperature was stabilized around 37°C during the experiments; to exclude the influence of coil vibration, the culture chamber was set on a base designed not to contact the MFexposurecoils, and all equipment was placed on an anti-vibration stand
Setup
exposure system consisted of a custom-made saddle-type coil, a custom-made power supply, and a function generator; the coil included a hollow conductor (8.3 × 8.3 mm, ϕ 5.2 mm) for the water-based cooling system (circulation of water with 20°C) ; two saddletype coils were aligned in the vertical direction at a distance of 125 mm, and combined in a window frame-type iron core
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