Adverse effects of ultraviolet A on the growth of fibroblasts of human skin
NI Jiang-dong
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NI Jiang-dong
Abstract
Objective To investigate the effects of UVA on the growth of fibroblasts of human skin and the mechanism of photoaging of fibroblasts. [Methods] Normal human fibroblasts were cultured from foreskins of healthy human. Photography,MTT spectrophotometry and LDH assay were applied to determine the damage of human skin fibroblasts irradiated by ultra violet A (UVA). [Results] With the increase close of UVA, fibroblasts became round and crimple from shuttle. At the dosage of 9 J/cm 2,the level of LDH rose from 56.82±4.78 U/dl to 120.40±7.16U/dl. At the dosage of 45 J/cm 2,inhibition rate of fibroblasts reached 67.12%. [Conclusion] UVA can induce damage to fibroblasts of human skin.
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Objective To investigate the effects of UVA on the growth of fibroblasts of human skin and the mechanism of photoaging of fibroblasts. [Methods] Normal human fibroblasts were cultured from foreskins of healthy human. Photography,MTT spectrophotometry and LDH assay were applied to determine the damage of human skin fibroblasts irradiated by ultra violet A (UVA). [Results] With the increase close of UVA, fibroblasts became round and crimple from shuttle. At the dosage of 9 J/cm 2,the level of LDH rose from 56.82±4.78 U/dl to 120.40±7.16U/dl. At the dosage of 45 J/cm 2,inhibition rate of fibroblasts reached 67.12%. [Conclusion] UVA can induce damage to fibroblasts of human skin.
Key concepts: Human skin, Photoaging, Ultraviolet a, Fibroblast, Skin Aging, Ultraviolet b, Ultra violet, Ultraviolet irradiation