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Revision as of 20:54, 1 August 2019

Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]; Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief: Sara Mohsin, M.D.[2]

Main effects of UV radiation on normal-appearing human skin
Acute		Chronic
Molecular/cellular	Clinical
DNA photodamage (and its repair)/mutation (C/T, CC/TT) Reactive oxygen species Gene and protein expression Apoptosis Melanogenesis Langerhans cell depletion Nitric oxide release (UVA) Vitamin-D photosynthesis	Erythema Tanning Enhancement of innate immunity Suppression of acquired immunity Reduction of blood pressure via nitric oxide	Skin cancer Photoaging

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+{| class="wikitable"
+|+Main effects of UV radiation on normal-appearing human skin
+! colspan="2" |Acute
+!Chronic
+|-
+!Molecular/cellular
+! colspan="2" |Clinical
+|-
+|
+* DNA photodamage (and its repair)/mutation (C/T, CC/TT)
+* Reactive oxygen species
+* Gene and protein expression
+* Apoptosis
+* Melanogenesis
+* Langerhans cell depletion
+* Nitric oxide release (UVA)
+* Vitamin-D photosynthesis
+|
+* Erythema
+* Tanning
+* Enhancement of innate immunity
+* Suppression of acquired immunity
+* Reduction of blood pressure via nitric oxide
+|
+* Skin cancer
+* Photoaging
+|}