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Abstract
The effects of 120 days exposure to a high‐intensity (80 kV/m) 60‐Hz electric field on serum chemical constituents was investigated using 135 field‐exposed and 135 sham‐exposed Sprague‐Dawley rats. Statistical tests performed included Multivariate Analysis of Variance, Univariate Analysis of Variance, and tests of simple effects. None of the 17 serum chemistry assays performed showed statistically significant differences between sham and exposed animals. It was concluded that the exposure to an 80 kV/m electric field for 120 days produced no changes in body chemistry metabolism.
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Dr. Seto died July 7, 1982 after a brief illness.
Dr. Fox is with the Laboratory Service at VA Medical Center and LSU School of Medicine, Department of Pathology, New Orleans, Louisiana 70148.
Dr. Lymangrover is currently at the Department of Physiology/Pharmacology Bownan Gray Medical School, Wake Forest University, North Carolina 27103.