Irradiations were carried out with an X-ray generator (GE-Healthcare) operated at 320 kV, 10 mA with a 1.65 mm Al filter (effective photon energy ∼90 kV), at a distance of 500 mm, and a dose rate of ∼1.3 Gy/min. Dosimetry was performed with a PTW and/or a chemical dosimeter, which were used to calibrate an infield ionization monitor. Cells were returned to the incubator immediately after exposure to IR.
X ray generator
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An X-ray generator is a device that produces X-rays, which are a type of electromagnetic radiation. It is a core component in various medical imaging and industrial applications that require the generation of X-rays.
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Cells were irradiated with an X-ray generator (GE Healthcare) operated at 320 kV, 10 mA with a 1.65 mm Al filter (effective photon energy ~90 keV), at a distance of 50 cm or 75 cm, and a dose rate of ~2.6 Gy/min or ~1.3 Gy/min, respectively. Cells were returned to the incubator at 37 °C immediately after exposure to IR, before further processing. Dosimetry was performed with a PTW and/or a chemical dosimeter, which were used to calibrate an infield ionization monitor.
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