Seven pregnant mice and a total of 66 female offspring (obtained after delivery) were exposed. A sham exposedcontrol group (number of animals not given) was also used. At the 21st day after birth, six female offspring selected randomly from each group (exposed and sham exposed) were investigated. Remark of EMF-Portal editor: It is not clearly stated in the article whether the 66 pups are exposed only during their prenatal phase (within their dams) or for additional 20 days after delivery.
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