Documents

Charite Group - Final Report WP1 on Genotoxicity Studies

K. Schlatterer, F. H. Perschel & R. G. Fitzner: What gaps and what uncertainties exist in the ELF- and RF-EMF cancer risk assessment ? - RF-EMF and Genotoxicity -

Maastricht Group - Final Report WP1 on Animal and Epi Studies

Marjolein van Asselt, Wim Passchier & Martin Krayer von Kraus: Uncertainty Assessment: An analysis of regulatory science on wireless communication technology, RF EMF and cancer risks

FMP - Final Report WP2 on Proteomics and Metabolomics.pdf

WP2: Review of advances in toxicogenomics with relevance for the reduction of uncertainties in EMF related cancer risk assessment. Top-down approach: Overall assessment of the potential contribution of toxicogenomics (focused on proteomics and metabolomics) to close knowledge gaps in current EMF cancer risk assessment

Klein-Hitpass - Final WP2 Report Review of advances in toxicogenomics

Review of advances in toxicogenomics with relevance for the reduction of uncertainties in EMF related cancer risk assessment. Bottum-up approach: State of the art review of current toxicogenomics applications with respect to EMF research

Meyer - Knowledge Gaps in Genotoxicity Studies

Expert report for WP1 identifying knowledge gaps in current genotoxicity research for RF EMF risk assessment (Prof. Dr. Rainer Meyer)

Buschmann - Knowledge gaps animal studies

Expert report for WP1 identifying knowledge gaps in current animal research for RF EMF risk assessment (Dr. Jochen Buschmann)

Kundi - Knowledge Gaps Cancer Epidemiology

Expert report for WP1 identifying knowledge gaps in current epidemiological research for RF EMF risk assessment (Prof. Dr. Michael Kundi)

Nuernberg - Final Report WP2 on advances in toxicogenomics with relevance for the reduction of uncertainties in EMF related cancer risk assessment

Top-down approach: Overall assessment of the potential contribution of toxicogenomics (genomics, transcriptomics) to close knowledge gaps in current EMF cancer risk assessment