The rats were either exposed or sham exposed (n=9 per group) for one hour every day on fourteen consecutive days. Immediately after the last exposure, rats were sacrificed and samples of organs were taken for comet assay.
Ministry of Science, Education and Sports, Republic of Croatia
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