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Photoprotection is the
biochemical process that
helps organisms cope with
molecular damage caused by sunlight.
Plants and
other oxygenic phototrophs have...
- cell
growth modulation and
plant elongation,
light harvesting and
photoprotection, and
membrane permeability and
fluidity control.
Terpenes are classified...
- animals, and
protection from
nonbiological factors.
According to the
photoprotection theory,
anthocyanins protect the leaf
against the
harmful effects of...
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found in the
animal kingdom.
Melanosomes are
responsible for
color and
photoprotection in
animal cells and tissues.
Melanosomes are
synthesised in the skin...
- sungl****es,
sunhats and
special sun
protective clothing, and
other forms of
photoprotection (such as umbrellas).
Sunscreens may be
classified according to the...
- foundation:
Understanding UVA and UVB Rai, Reena; Srinivas, CR (2007). "
Photoprotection".
Indian Journal of Dermatology,
Venereology and Leprology. 73 (2):...
- color, and are a
significant component of
physiologic ultraviolet photoprotection.
Carotenemia most
commonly occurs in
vegetarians and
young children...
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Snaidr VA,
Damian DL,
Halliday GM (February 2019). "Nicotinamide for
photoprotection and skin
cancer chemoprevention: A
review of
efficacy and safety"....
- they
absorb light energy for use in photosynthesis, and they
provide photoprotection via non-photochemical quenching.
Carotenoids that
contain unsubstituted...
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National for
Evaluation of
Photoprotection (CNEP), also
known as the
National Institute for the
Evaluation of
Photoprotection, is a
French research center...
