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There are 6 studies that match your criteria.
Criteria: Freq Range=300 kHz - 300 GHz (RF/mmW/THz),Study Type=In Vitro,Study Subtype=DNA Breaks, Repair, & Mutation,Status=Completed Without Publication
Details - Project ID 48 |
Lab | Stanford Research Inst., USA |
Study Design | 837 MHz (CDMA, TDMA, CW) exposure to bacteria and cell lines and analysis of mutations |
Summary | No increase in reverse mutation frequency |
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Details - Project ID 53 |
Lab | University of Bochum, FRG |
Study Design | 900 & 1750 MHz (GSM) exposure to isolated DNA and protein and analysis of damage |
Summary | No effects on DNA integrity, mutation rate, viability of bacteriophages, or enzyme activity |
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Details - Project ID 202 |
Lab | University of Bochum, FRG |
Study Design | 900 MHz (GSM) exposure to isolated DNA and analysis of strand breaks |
Summary | No effects of high SAR exposure for several weeks on plasmid DNA |
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Details - Project ID 282 |
Lab | Integrated Laboratory Systems, USA |
Study Design | 837, 1909 MHz (CW, CDMA, TDMA) exposure to human cell lines and bacteria and analysis of DNA damage |
Summary | No effects on reverse mutation frequency or clastogenicity |
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Details - Project ID 340 |
Lab | Univ Benjamin Franklin, Berlin, FRG |
Study Design | 900, 1800 MHz (GSM), 2450 MHz (CW) exposure to human lymphocytes and cell lines and analysis of DNA breaks, micronuclei formation, and chromosome aberrations |
Summary | Increase in DNA breaks in HL-60 cells with the 1800 MHz (GSM) signal |
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Details - Project ID 556 |
Lab | CRSSA, France |
Study Design | 2450 MHz (CW) exposure to Salmonella typhymurium and analysis of mutation rate |
Summary | No effects on back mutation rate at the his (-/-) locus |
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