3-Monate-alte weibliche Ratten (n=20) und 19-Monate-alte weibliche Ratten (n=20) wurden zufällig einer Expositions-Gruppe und einer Kontroll-Gruppe zugeordnet. Die magnetische Flussdichte (0.1 mT) entsprach dem empfohlenen Referenz-Wert für allgemeine öffentliche Exposition laut der Europäischen Kommission (1999/519/EC). Das Experiment wurde 3 Mal an verschiedenen Ratten-Kolonien durchgeführt.
pair of Helmholtz coils with a radius of 630 mm each, distance between coils = 700 mm, animals placed in plastic cages in the center of the coil system
Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI; Italian Space Agency), Italy
Ministero dell'Ambiente e della Tutela del Territorio e del Mar (Ministry of Environment and Territory), Italy
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