continuous for 28 days; from day 7 of gestation to 14 days post delivery
Exposure setup
Exposure source
two parallel plates (2 mm thick zinc plated tin sheets) connected to an electricalexcitation source
Setup
Three ungrounded plastic cages, each containing 3 or 4 rats, were placed in the 50 cm space provided by the plates. Sham exposure group was left untreated.
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