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during which they visited the laboratory for a total of four times: One adaptation night (day 1) and three 32.5-h protocol visits to assess the effect of the light exposure (1 h each, starting 30 min after HBT, as indicated by the yellow boxes) conditions on the human circadian clo...
during which they visited the laboratory for a total of four times: One adaptation night (day 1) and three 32.5-h protocol visits to assess the effect of the light exposure (1 h each, starting 30 min after HBT, as indicated by the yellow boxes) conditions on the human circadian clo...
Sunlight radiation is a fundamental component of our daily lives. Specifically, blue light as well as UV light appear to play a role in the development of oxidative stress, DNA damage, photoaging, and pigmentation through the chromophores in skin tissues. However, several skin problems like psoria...
1. Introduction Light has a profound impact on most, if not all, species on Earth. In diurnal animals such as humans, natural daylight exposure usually induces wakefulness, and night leads to sleep; this has been the case throughout most of our evolutionary history. The adoption of artificial...
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Nowadays, individuals spend more and more time in artificially designed living spaces, in particular, humans spend up to 90% indoors1. This tendency has led to an isolation of individuals from regular contact with nature which has a negative impact on their mental and physical health. Several st...
Within the family Halobacteriaceae the species Halobacterium halobium is particularly well adapted to use sunlight in its brightly irradiated salty environment, i.e., the Dead Sea, other salt lakes and alterns close to the coast line. While bacteriocarotenoids function as screening pigments, ...
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The extent to which humans have polluted environmental reservoirs over centuries or millennia is often expressed in terms of enrichment factors. Natural archives such as lake and peat sediments and ice cores have been used to estimate Hg enrichment in deposition, and by inference in the atmosphere....