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Photochemistry is the
branch of
chemistry concerned with the
chemical effects of light. Generally, this term is used to
describe a
chemical reaction caused...
- fluorop****s, many of
which are proprietary,
often perform better,
being more
photostable, brighter, or less pH-sensitive than
traditional dyes with comparable...
-
benzylidene camphor derivative, many of
which are
known for
their excellent photostability.
Although there are a few
different UV
absorbers with the
trade name...
- UVA
radiation with a peak
protection at 310 nm. It is one of the most
photostable chemical sunscreens known today with 25
hours required to lose 10% of...
- UVA rays. It has two
absorption peaks, 310 and 340 nm. It is
highly photostable. Even
after 50 MEDs (minimal
erythemal doses), 98.4%
remains intact....
- many
diverse organisms. Most
comparisons between the
brightness and
photostability of
different fluorescent proteins have been made in vitro,
removed from...
- ; Astell, S.; Hunt, D. M.; Mollon, J. D. (1991). "Photosensitive and
photostable pigments in the
retinae of Old
World monkeys" (PDF). The
Journal of Experimental...
- blebbistatin. E.g. para-nitroblebbistatin and para-aminoblebbistatin are
photostable, and they are
neither cytotoxic nor fluorescent.
Blebbistatin inhibits...
- PMID 458418. S2CID 12451748.
Kirschfeld K,
Feiler R,
Franceschini N (1978). "A
photostable pigment within the
rhabdomere of fly
photoreceptors no. 7".
Journal of...
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previously required) to give a
better indication of UVA
protection and
photostability when the
product is used. With the
current methodology, the
lowest rating...
