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All it is is normal radiation (Alpha, beta, gamma); just translated over to it's antimatter opposites.
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Ie:
Alpha = a helium nucleus (two protons and two neutrons), which would become two neutrons and two antiprotons.
Beta = electron, becomes a positron (one wonders why Data's head doesn't explode, but let's not dwell on that).
Gamma = a photon, which isn't matter and so doesn't have an antiparticle.
So basically, alpha and beta antimatter radiation would be made of antimatter, which would be anhiliated before it radiated anywhere, and in the process produce gamma rays, which would be indistinguishable from gamma rays from other sources (more or less).
Keep in mind that my degree is in chemistry and not particle physics, so I may be wrong on some points.
/Mr. Science