10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOTOBIOLOGIC»
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photobiologic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
photobiologic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Fundamentals of Renewable Energy Processes
Photobiologic. Hydrogen. Production. The majority of living organisms must
respire—must consume oxygen and release carbon dioxide to fuel their
anabolism. This is true of plants. These, however, under the influence of light,
also perform ...
Aldo Vieira Da Rosa, 2012
When configured in two-dimensional arrays a collection of multiple LEDs will
generate sufficient visible or IR light to drive some photobiologic reactions. Unlike
lasers, LED devices are not sufficiently powerful to photothermally target specific
...
Henry W. Lim, Herbert Honigsmann, John L. M. Hawk, 2007
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Hair Disorders: Current Concepts in Pathophysiology, ...
If LLLT leads to hair growth, then the mechanisms forthis should be in
accordance with other known photobiologic principles and reactionsthatare used
therapeutically in dermatology. For all known uses of light in dermatology, the first
...
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Final Report of the Committee on Phototherapy in the Newborn
A particular molecule will absorb only specific wavelengths of light, and other
wavelengths have no effect on the photobiologic reaction. There is usually a
direct correlation between the "absorption spectrum" of a photosensitizer and the
...
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on Phototherapy in the Newborn, 1974
41-46; in Photobiologic, Toxicologic, and Pharmacologic Aspects of Psoralens.
Pathak, M.A. and Dunnick, J.K. (eds). National Cancer Institute. Monograph 66.
Bethesda. Pathak, M.A. 1986. Phytophotodermatitis. Clin. Derrnatil., 4(2):102-121
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Trends Pharmacol Sci 16:193 –197 Table 5.71. Terminology ofphotobiologic
reactions Photobiologic Effect of lighta on biological 5.6 Photoallergy/
Photosensitization 5.6.1 Classification Incompatibility reactions in connection
with exposure to ...
T. Platts-Mills, Johannes Ring, 2006
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Textbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Photobiology of Lasers The interactions of nonionizing EM radiations with
biomolecules and the resulting biologic reactions, is known as photobiology. All
photobiologic effects are both wavelength and dose dependent (Fig. 54.7).
Neelima Anil Malik, Dr., Malik, 2012
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Photobiology: The Science and Its Applications
... vitro research need verification in the in vivo system. A photobiologic problem
can be solved efficiently if in vitro and in vivo research are in continuous
interaction with each other. This means that the (experimental) approach to the
problem, ...
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Advances in Molecular Toxicology
Photobiologic, Toxicologic, and Pharmacologic Aspects ofPsoralens, JNCI
Monograph 66: 21-30. Jose JG (1979) Photomutagenesis by chlorinated
phenothiazine tranquilizers. Proc NatlAcadSci USA 76: 469-472. Kelly GE, WD
Meikle and DE ...
Claude Reiss, Simone Parvez, Gilles Labbe, 1998
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Weedon's Skin Pathology: Expert Consult - Online and Print
... Br J Dermatol 114(1986) 47–56. 475. Norris, PG;Morris,J; Smith, NP;etal.,
Chronic actinic dermatitis:animmunohistologic and photobiologic study,J Am
AcadDermatol 21 (1989) 966–971. 476. Toonstra, J; van der Putte, SCJ; van
Wichen, DF; ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHOTOBIOLOGIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
photobiologic is used in the context of the following news items.
Vet uses lasers to treat arthritis, other pain
"Laser induces a photobiologic reaction," Robinson said. "Which means the light enters the cell and leads to changes in the way the cell ... «10TV, May 12»
New Scientific Information on Cerebrum, DAPI and Isaac Newton …
Photobiologic studies of sunlight date back to Sir Isaac Newton in 1671. During the scientific revolution the nature of light has become the focus ... «PR Web, Dec 11»
A Bright Light Against Dark Matter: A New Device to Fight Toe Nail …
... Medgadget that the device “utilizes two discrete near-infrared wavelengths at low power– it is photobiologic in nature and doesn't use heat. «Medgadget.com, May 08»
