Low to Moderate Doses of Infrared A Irradiation Impair Extracellular Matrix Homeostasis of the Skin and Contribute to Skin Photodamage

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Human skin is daily exposed to sun rays, which include not only ultraviolet radiation, but also an important quantity of infrared (IR) radiation. In the past few years, many publications have underlined the negative impact of IR radiation on the human skin, particularly when the skin and/or the cells are exposed to high sun irradiance and significant doses of IR. In the present study, we demonstrate, in vitro on...

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