Petri dishes coated with Matrigel were irradiated at 20 Gy using a Co irradiator.
Moreover, irradiation of cells incubated with unlabeled TAT and irradiated at the TMR excitation wavelength did not die (Fig. 2A).
Cells were irradiated at the indicated doses using a Co irradiator.
Embryos were irradiated at stage 6 and collected at different times after irradiation.
Mice were irradiated at the doses described previously (n = 2 non-irradiated; n = 3 for all other doses).
After 48 h cells were irradiated at 0.78 Gy/min to the desired dose using a Gammacell 40 137Cs irradiator.
Dishes were then irradiated at 0.78 Gy/min to the desired dose using a Gammacell 40 137Cs irradiator.
In 1956, a sample of a barley variety called Maythorpe was irradiated at Britain's Atomic Energy Research Establishment.
Some samples were also irradiated at high temperature.
No substantial difference was observed between samples irradiated at low temperature and those irradiated at room temperature, after beneficial annealing.
All samples except S5 were irradiated at Mainz Microtron (MAMI) with a 14 MeV electron beam; sample S5 was irradiated at Argonne National Laboratory with 3 MeV.
