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Mobile phone exposure does not induce apoptosis on spermatogenesis in rats.

by Dasdag S, Akdag Z, Ulukaya E, Uzunlar AK, Yegin D
published in: Arch Med Res 2008; 39 (1): 40 - 44


Exposure 1:
Main characteristics
frequency:900 MHz
type of field: electromagnetic field
Modulation
type of modulation: pulsed (PW)
pulse width: 577 µs
pulse repetition rate:217 Hz
Exposure setup
exposure source/structure: antenna connected to a GSM simulator
distance between exposed object and exposure source:1 cm
exposure time pattern: repeated daily exposure, 2 h/day, for 10 months
setup details: Rats were exposed on a carousel restrained in ventilated cone-headed Plexiglas tubes (about 18 cm long and 6.4 cm in diameter) with their noses at 1 cm from the central antenna.
sham: sham exposure was performed
Exposure parameters
parameter:value:type:method:remark:
power 2 W peak value 
electric field strength 25.73 V/m measured 9.48-25.73 V/m 
power flux density 0.149 mW/cm² mean value measured 0.012-0.149 mW/cm² 
SAR 0.57 W/kg calculated 0.07-0.57 W/kg 

measurement and calculation details: Power density and electrical field around the testes were measured using a radiation meter. SAR was approximated by σ/ρ*E²rms. The values for σ and ρ were based on [Peyman et al., 2001].



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