A total of 280 guinea pigs were divided into 14 groups (each group n = 20) , and each group was subjected to various combinations of electricfield intensities and directions. Twenty guinea pigs were used as sham exposed controls.
wooden cages with dimensions of 80 cm x 80 cm x 18 cm; copper plates mounted on top and bottom face of cage for vertical field, on left and right for horizontal field
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