Male and femal rats, 20 weeks of age, were separately exposed for 90 days to 50 Hz (23-27 µT) magnetic field. After exposure each exposed male were individually mated with two unexposed virgin females. Each exposed femal was mated with one unexposed male. After a 10 day mating period, females were examined for fertility.
Jordan University of Science and Technology, Jordan
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