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Photosensitizers are
light absorbers that
alter the
course of a
photochemical reaction. They
usually are catalysts. They can
function by many mechanisms...
- or topically. When a
sufficient amount of
photosensitiser appears in
diseased tissue, the
photosensitiser is
activated by
exposure to
light for a specified...
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treatment as a form of
Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)
characterized by a
photosensitiser that is
supposedly eliminated from
normal tissue but
selectively ac****ulated...
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appropriate photosensitiser, such as
methylene blue and light,
alkenes can
undergo reaction with
reactive oxygen species generated by the
photosensitiser, such...
- been
exposed to such rays.
Without the
presence of
these rays, the
photosensitiser is not harmful. For this reason, this form of
contact dermatitis is...
- red
light (630 nm)
source (medical lamp 'Aktilite') to
activate the
photosensitiser.
Metvix is
developed by
Photocure and
Galderma has
bought all rights...
- with
various degrees of sulfonation.
Developed in Russia. It is a
photosensitiser (activated by 675 nm red light)
sometimes used in
photodynamic therapy...
- Bill
Walton developed the technique. Rose
bengal acetate can act as a
photosensitiser and may have
potential in
photodynamic therapy to
treat some cancers...
- in
photodynamic therapy,
which uses
laser or LED
light to
activate photosensitisers that
eradicate fungi.
Rapini RP,
Bolognia JL,
Jorizzo JL (2007). Dermatology:...
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blockage and, by extension, acne breakouts.
Camphorquinone (CQ) is a
photosensitiser used with an
amine system, that
generates primary radicals with light...
