Does Exposure to a Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Field Modify Thermal Preference in Juvenile Rats?
Figure 3
Thermal preference during the light period (A) and the dark period (B).
The mean ± SEM time (as a percentage of all analysis time) of control rats (open columns) and RF-EMF-exposed rats (filled columns) for the three air temperatures values (24°C, 28°C and 31°C). Statistically significant differences are indicated as follows: (*) p<0.05, control group vs. exposed groups; (†) p<0.05 and (††) p<0.01 light period vs. dark period; (b) p<0.05, 24°C vs. 31°C; (c) p<0.05, 28°C vs. 31°C.
