Reactive oxygen species and UV-B: effect on cyanobacteria.

Volume: 1, Issue: 10, Pages: 729 - 736
Published: Oct 2, 2002
Abstract
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are involved in the damage and response of cyanobacteria to UV-B irradiation. In cyanobacteria, there are several targets for the potentially toxic ROS such as lipids, DNA and protein. The damage to photosynthetic apparatus induces the inhibition of photosynthesis that is mediated partially by ROS. UV-B-induced oxidative stress and oxidative damage increases with irradiation time and can be reversed after long-term...
Paper Details
Title
Reactive oxygen species and UV-B: effect on cyanobacteria.
Published Date
Oct 2, 2002
Volume
1
Issue
10
Pages
729 - 736
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