RRC ID 19622
著者 Kobayashi K, Yasuda Y, Shintani Y, Sumitomo T, Saga T, Kimura M, Yamamoto A, Mori T, Maeda A, Yamaguchi Y, Morita A.
タイトル The development of a filter to enhance the efficacy and safety of excimer light (308 nm) therapy.
ジャーナル Photodermatol Photoimmunol Photomed
Abstract BACKGROUND:Excimer light (308 nm) therapy is a new ultraviolet (UV) B phototherapy for which the efficacy and resulting DNA damage are not well established.
PURPOSE:To develop an effective and safe phototherapy using the excimer lamp, we studied the effects of different light cut-off filters, A and B.
METHODS:Efficacy was evaluated by measuring apoptosis using fluorescence-activated cell sorting analysis. DNA damage was evaluated by measuring cyclobutane pyrimidine dimers (CPDs). Light sources, including normal wave and short wave (SW) excimer light, broad-band (BB) UVB, and narrow-band (NB) UVB, were examined using the filters. A human skin equivalent model was also examined.
RESULTS:The ratio of positive apoptosis to CPD formation normalized to the mean induced by NB-UVB was 5.7 using the excimer lamp without a filter, 6.3 using the excimer lamp with the A filter, 6.4 using the SW excimer lamp without a filter, and 4.2 using the BB-UVB. The A filter reduced CPD formation induced by the normal wave and SW excimer lamp. In the human skin equivalent model, the use of filters significantly decreased the amount of CPD-positive cells.
CONCLUSIONS:These findings suggest that using the A filter with the excimer lamp increases the efficacy and safety of excimer light therapy.
巻・号 25(1)
ページ 30-6
公開日 2009-2-1
DOI 10.1111/j.1600-0781.2009.00396.x
PII PPP396
PMID 19152513
MeSH Apoptosis / radiation effects Cell Line Filtration / instrumentation* Humans Models, Biological Pyrimidine Dimers / metabolism Skin / metabolism Skin / radiation effects Ultraviolet Rays Ultraviolet Therapy / instrumentation* Ultraviolet Therapy / methods*
IF 2.387
引用数 11
WOS 分野 DERMATOLOGY
リソース情報
ヒト・動物細胞 Jurkat(RCB0806)