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Transcriptional network for tetrachromatic visual cells development and opsin gene expression

Photobiology is the study of the relationship between light and life. The biological effects of different wavelengths of light are diverse, and it is well known that UV-induced genetic mutations can lead to skin cancer development. Recent technological advances have elucidated various cellular responses to visible light and UV radiation (DNA damage and repair, oxidative stress, gene expression, photoreception, signal transduction, inflammation, immunity, and effects on the cell cycle) at the molecular level. This symposium will present cutting-edge research on photobiology.

【E】Photobiology: Biological Responses to Visible Light and UV Radiation

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[2AS-14-01]Transcriptional network for tetrachromatic visual cells development and opsin gene expression

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