The gross appearance of C. japonica will be tabulated by the researchers’ every day, for 72 days. This includes the observation of its feather, behavior, visual signs of malnutrition and appetite on food. A help from a veterinarian or an expert in the concerned field of study will be requested in interpreting the data above. Specimens on this experiment will be subjected to Cytogenic Analysis, Complete Blood Count (CBC) and Blood Culture (if the subject shows symptoms of systemic infections during the CBC) every eighteenth day (Day 18, 36 and 72) to determine if there is an abnormality on the health of C. japonica.
To determine if there are any anomalies in the reproductive system of C. japonica specimen, the researchers will request assistance to a veterinarian to diagnose if it became sterile or obtain any anomalies that hinder reproduction after cellular phone radiation exposure.
In case the pairs of quail give birth, the researchers will study the hatchlings if there any congenital deformities due to radiation exposure.
