ein Paar horizontaler rechteckiger Spulen (25 x 15 cm) wurden in einer Pseudo-Helmholtz-Konfiguration aufgebaut (Abstand zwischen den Spulen 15 cm); Petrischalen wurden zwischen den Spulen platziert; das Magnetfeld war mit Abweichungen von maximal 7% homogen in der Mitte der Spulen; das gesamte System befand sich in einer Temperatur-kontrollierten Box bei 37,0 ± 0,1°C
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