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Comparison of the responses of human melanocytes with different melanin contents to ultraviolet B irradiation

Barker et al., 1995

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10532367761341414442
Author
Barker D
Dixon K
Medrano E
Smalara D
Im S
Mitchell D
Babcock G
Abdel-Malek Z
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Cancer Research

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Melanin is thought to serve in photoprotection. To investigate this, we have compared the responses of cultured human melanocytes derived from different pigmentary phenotypes (skin types I–VI) to a single irradiation with different doses of UVB light, ranging between …
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