During exposure, rats were restrained in rockets made of 5-mm-thick Plexiglas and consisting of a cylinder (6 cm diameter, 15 cm length) and a truncated cone (3 cm length) in which the rat inserted its head. The loop antenna was placed against the cone directly above the rat's head. The four rockets for simultaneous exposure were separated from each other by a double layer of a 12 cm absorbing material to prevent interference from one antenna to another.
In one of the spatial memory tasks (without delay), a slightly improved performance was found after 3.5 W/kg exposure, a result that was not observed in the other spatial memory task (with an intra-trial delay). In the non-spatial memory task (object recognition task), although some effects on exploratory activity were found, recognition memory was unaffected in exposedrats. Altogether, this set of experiments provides no evidence indicating that spatial and non-spatial memory can be affected by an exposure to 900 MHzGSMelectromagnetic fields.
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