Phototherapeutic modalities pose no significantly increased risk of oxidative damage to DNA in dark skinned individuals

Author:

Mashaly HebaMohamed,Youssef Randa,Ossama Shereen,Fathy Maha,Safwat Marwa,Shaker Olfat,El-Mofty Medhat

Publisher

Scientific Scholar

Subject

Infectious Diseases,Dermatology

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