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. 2011 Sep;25(9):3079–3091. doi: 10.1096/fj.11-187336

Table 1.

Irradiation conditions for mouse genomic DNA at a series of UV wavelengths

Sample Actual λ (nm)a FWHM (nm) Spot size (cm2) Power (mW) Irradiation time (s) Dose (J/cm2)b Attenuation correctionc
1 349 4.1 0.319 0.50 319 0.5 1.00
3 339 3.6 0.245 0.38 323 0.5 1.00
2 330 2.8 0.330 0.52 317 0.5 1.00
4 321 3.1 0.289 0.45 322 0.5 1.00
5 315 3.2 0.327 0.51 320 0.5 1.00
6 310 2.9 0.330 0.51 323 0.5 1.00
7 305 2.8 0.297 0.46 323 0.5 1.00
8 300 2.8 0.317 0.50 317 0.5 1.00
10 296 2.8 0.277 0.43 322 0.5 0.99
9 290 2.6 0.250 0.39 320 0.5 0.98
11 282 2.2 0.289 0.45 322 0.5 0.97
12 270 2 0.314 0.49 320 0.5 0.96
13 261 2.1 0.364 0.57 320 0.5 0.95
Control NA NA NA NA 319 NA NA

NA, not applicable.

a

Center wavelength (±0.5 nm) and bandwidth about center were measured with spectrometer. Near-constant average dose is achieved by adjusting the laser power (±0.01 mW) after determining irradiation spot size (±0.005 cm2). In this way, irradiation time is kept almost constant.

b

Calculated dose based on irradiance in laser spot and exposure time.

c

Correction factor for average attenuation along 1-mm exposure path.