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Demonstrates that collagen I reduces oxidative DNA damage in human keratinocytes, suggesting a therapeutic potential against UVB exposure.
Collagen I-coating protects UVB-irradiated cells from YAP-p73 mediated apoptosis through restricting ROS production and thus alleviating DNA damages, owing to the restored mitophagy. Our study supports the clinical application of collagen products as anti-UVB agents.
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