Interactions of ELF Magnetic Fields with Mouse Skeletal Muscle

The second generation of female OF1 mice exposed chronically to a magnetic field of 50 Hz and 15 μT (rms) was studied to find out the possible alterations in the skeletal muscle caused by this exposure. Animals were sacrificed at the age of 14 weeks, and their skeletal muscle studied by spectrophoto...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Electro- and magnetobiology 1995, Vol.14 (3), p.165-175
Hauptverfasser:	Picazo, M. L., De Miguel, M. P., Gonzalez, M. J., Royuela, M., Fraile, B., Paniagua, R., Bardasano, J. L.
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