Distance between exposed object and exposure source
1 cm
Setup
Rats were exposed on a carousel restrained in ventilated cone-headed Plexiglas tubes (about 18 cm long and 6.4 cm in diameter) with their noses at 1 cm from the central antenna.
Das S
(2008):
Does mobile phone exposure affect spermatogenesis?
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