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The author is sincerely grateful to Dr. Peter J. Mitchell FCIL for the translation of our article. This study was supported by the Tomsk State University Development Programme (Priority-2030) and project No. FSWM-2020-0019.
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N.A.K. developed research idea and designed the study, performed data analysis and wrote the manuscript, approved the final version of the article for publication; M.S.K. contributed to the development of study design, the data analysis and writing a manuscript; N.A.K., M.S.K,. O.B.Z., S.V.B. and T.B.L. performed experimental procedures; O.B.Z. contributed to the data analysis and performed tabular presentation of results; S.V.B. was responsible for the animal health assessment; O.A.P. analyzed the results and discussed the text; R.M.M. was responsible for the optimization of parameters of RF-EMF and for development of dosage measurement method; D.S.K. participated in the creation and maintenance of laboratory setup for RF-EMF; S.E.Sh. supervised the creation and substantiated the scheme of laboratory setup for RF-EMF, performed data analysis and development of dosage measurement method.
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