Effect of Exposure for a Long Time by Mobile Phone Calls Radiation To The Fetal Mice

The purpose of this research is to serve for original scientific article that contribute substantively to the education of the causative factors and mechanism leading to adverse pregnancy outcomes in the human population, including pregnancy loss, structural birth defects, and developmental disabilities. The research was looked at the effect of exposure for a long time from mobile phone calls radiation to the fetal mice. The research used white female mice as the experimental animals, which age about 2-3 months, these animals devided into 4 groups. The first group was the control. The second, third, and fourth group were treated for 15, 30 and 60 minutes. The treatment was given after 6-15 days of gestation. The pregnant mice were placed in a cage and a mobile phone. Mobile phone frequency is 1600-1800 MHz with SAR 0.607 W/Kg when it silent and vibration only. Mice were exposed to radiation by a call from another phone repeatedly without answer during the period determined in accordance with the test group. After the pregnancy was 18 days continued with laparatomy. The observed were the number of fetuses, fetal body weight, fetal defects, and fixation. The result of this research showed that exposure of mobile phone calls radiation does not affect the number of fetuses and fetal body weight (p>0,05). The results showed that administration of radiation exposure during the 15-minute phone call causes growth disorders and death. Fetus was impaired growth in radiation exposure for 30 and 60 minutes. Radiation exposure of pregnant mice can be a risk to the fetus visceral defects.