several mouse cages were placed in one module on three levels within the homogeneous field; Merritt coils consisted of two coils of 26 and 11 turns each which were connected in series; the cable consisted of five wires with a total cross-section area of 16 mm2; wires were wrapped in aluminum foil to block electric fields; exposure units were shielded to prevent fringing
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