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Assessment of DNA Damage Induced by Broadband and Narrowband UVB in Cultured Lymphoblasts and Keratinocytes Using the Comet Assay

1 Jun 1998

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Phototherapy with broadband UVB is an effective treatment for inflammatory dermatoses. A newly developed fluorescent UVB lamp (Philips TL01) that emits a narrowband UVB around 311 nm was shown to be superior for the phototherapy of psoriasis. In order to contribute to the knowledge about the carcinogenic potential of this UVB source, we measured the DNA damage in lymphoblasts and keratinocytes induced by...

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PMID: 9648530
DOI: 10.1111/j.1751-1097.1998.tb09107.x

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