SRC-719

Thermal Regulation in Long-Evans Rats Exposed to 2450 MHz Microwave Radiation: abstract for the APS fall meeting, Rochester, 24 August 1973; reprint from The Physiologist vol. 16 no. 3, August 1973; talk text and slide figures (University of Rochester report UR-3490-330)

W. M. Houk, S. M. Michaelson and A. Longacre, Jr., University of Rochester ·1973 · T3 government or agency report · VC06 XC03

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CLM-1358 At and below 180 W/m2, rats warmed slightly but less than they do from being handled, and they slept through it. At 360 W/m2, they had to use emergency cooling.

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