Studientyp:
Medizinische/biologische Studie
(experimentelle Studie)
Intracellular Ca Mobilization and Beta-hexosaminidase Release Are Not Influenced by 60 Hz-electromagnetic Fields (EMF) in RBL 2H3 Cells
med./bio.
[Intrazelluläre Kalzium-Mobilisierung und Beta-Hexosaminidase-Freisetzung werden nicht von 60 Hz-elektromagnetischen Feldern (EMF) in RBL 2H3-Zellen beeinflusst..]
Von:
Hwang YH, Song HS, Kim HR, Ko MS, Jeong JM, Kim YH, Ryu JS, Sohn UD, Gimm YM, Myung SH, Sim SS
Veröffentlicht in: Korean J Physiol Pharmacol 2011; 15 (5): 313-317
four square coils; exposure cage with three floors (top, middle, bottom); exposure system placed in an incubator with cooling system; magnetic shielding system made of ferrite material used for the exposure system; spatial variation of the magnetic field <3%
Korea Institute of Energy Technology and Planning (KETEP), Korea
Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE), Korea
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