Quotes
"RFR exposure did not significantly reduce MTT-based viability/metabolic activity at 24 h post-exposure; at 48 h, a significant reduction was observed in the 120-min group compared with the control and 30-min groups."
"Exposed cells showed progressive ROS accumulation, increased nitrite levels, and changes in ATP levels, with an increase at 30 min followed by lower levels at 60 and 120 min relative to 30 min, while the JC-1 red/green ratio showed no significant change."
"Overall, these findings indicate an exposure-associated cellular stress phenotype involving redox, ATP status, and apoptosis-related alterations in SKOV3 cells under defined in vitro conditions."
Exposure
"Cells were exposed for 30, 60, and 120 min under controlled conditions at a measured electric field intensity of 13.44 V/m."
"Temperature was monitored during exposure and remained comparable between the sham-control and RFR-exposed groups, confirming non-thermal exposure conditions."
"A sample-specific SAR value was not determined for the present horn-antenna in vitro configuration; therefore, no extrapolated SAR value is reported, and the exposure was characterized using the directly measured E-field, spatial variation, exposure geometry, and thermal stability."
Location
📍 India
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Radiofrequency Radiation Alters Redox Homeostasis, ATP Status, and Apoptosis-Associated Responses in Human Ovarian Epithelial Cells
Ahmad S, Nagar G, Yadav N, Singh S, Shrivastava A, Singh R (2026) Cells Journal Level 0ⓘ