6 trächtigeRatten wurden in eine Käfigkontrolle und eine Expositions-Gruppe aufgeteilt (n=3 pro Gruppe). Die Gruppen wurden in unterschiedlichen Käfigen im gleichen Raum gehalten, abgesehen von der Exposition, die vom 13. bis zum 21. Tag der Trächtigkeit in einem anderen Raum durchgeführt wurde. Von jeder Gruppe wurden im Alter von 21 Tagen 10 männliche Jungtiere getötet und untersucht.
rats were placed in a jar (30 cm * 42 cm * 52 cm) made of plexiglas for exposure, antenna was installed in the central region, approximately 11 cm inside the open surface of the jar
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half-wave dipole antenna made from a 1 mm x 15 cm copper rod with the help of a coaxial cable
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