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• component: It is not currently deemed necessary to irradiate blood components for patients with solid tumors, organ transplants, HIV or aplastic anemia.

• patient: It has been proved to reduce duration and degree of mucositis in patients irradiated for oral carcinoma.

• area: Early side effects Hair loss: You will lose your hair in the area irradiated.

• sample: At present irradiated graphite properties are based on empirical data obtained on samples irradiated in a material test reactor ( MTR ).

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• stage: Platelets can be irradiated at any stage in their storage.

• level: Phase Two 20 product items are irradiated at each dose level from each of three batches.

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• not: However, at presentation with relapse, she had received 2 units of red cells and 2 units of platelets which were not irradiated.

• then: Others have used ICS blood, salvaged from the tumor field and then irradiated in more than 300 patients.

• once: What is not clear is what will happen to the HEU fuel and the ' targets ' once irradiated.

• heavily: Figure 4: Low loss spectra from the unirradiated SiO 2, heavily irradiated silicon particle and nanoporous silicon.

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• reactor: At present irradiated graphite properties are based on empirical data obtained on samples irradiated in a material test reactor ( MTR ).

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• light: NO 2 is irradiated with light of a particular wavelength in the presence of Xe buffer gas.

• ion: This was then irradiated with nitrogen ions using a spattering gun.

• gy: Compare the yields and types of DNA damage produced by X-rays with those of alpha particles in cells irradiated with 1 Gy.

• radiation: The males are irradiated with gamma radiation in fly factories, which renders them sterile but otherwise leaves them reproductively active.

• laser: The cluster beam was first irradiated with the IR laser and then probed with the UV laser pulse.

• dose: Subsequently, the gingival tumors were irradiated with a total dose of 39 Gy, and disappeared completely.

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• h: The seedlings irradiated for 2 h produced an average of 5 meristems.