The Moores Cancer Center Radiation Medicine Shared Resource Facility provides internal and external clients with individualized radiation treatments using our Precision X-Ray stereotactic Small Animal X-Ray Radiation Therapy (SmART) machine. In addition to X-Ray irradiation, MCCT clients can also use the built-in Cone Beam CT (CBCT) imaging system to image mice without breaking vivarium biosafety protocols, allowing them to keep their mice in the main MCCT vivarium. The CBCT imaging system is used to develop an unique treatment plan created by working with your team for your project and your experiments. The beams can target tumors or tissues in 360 degrees, feature multiple collimated beam sizes from a circular 2.5mm diameter beam up to 40x40mm square beam and are ideal for dose fractionation and dose escalation studies. Services include stereotactic body X-Ray radiation therapy of in vivo tumor model systems, whole-body irradiation of mouse pies, sterilization, as well as irradiation of cell and tissue culture systems including Eppendorf tubes, cryotubes, conical tubes, dishes, and flasks.