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Titlebook: Living with Our Sun’s Ultraviolet Rays; Arthur C. Giese Book 1976 Plenum Press, New York 1976 aging.bacteria.blood vessel.bone.cancer.cell

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书目名称Living with Our Sun’s Ultraviolet Rays
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图书封面Titlebook: Living with Our Sun’s Ultraviolet Rays;  Arthur C. Giese Book 1976 Plenum Press, New York 1976 aging.bacteria.blood vessel.bone.cancer.cell
描述Sunlight is part of everyday life and we accept it as good-and good it is in a number of ways. The sun is our source of warmth, and of the light by which we see. It is, in fact, the source of the energy with which life continues on earth. It furnishes energy for photosynthesis, and the pro­ ducts of photosynthesis constitute our food, building materials, and fuel. A steady state of balance and fine interrelationships exists between life on earth and all the forces and stresses in nature. This book will pin­ point the balance and relationships we share with sunlight. Our primary focus will be on the ultraviolet radiation of the sun, and on the ultraviolet photobiology of life on earth. This is the story of the effects of the sun‘s ultraviolet radiation, both good and bad, on all of us and all of life. We will explore the nature of the sun‘s ultraviolet radiation as it reaches the earth‘s surface today, and as it probably affected the earth in the distant past; and examine the effect of such radiation on all life, unicellular organisms as well as multicellular plants and animals. The effects of the sun‘s ultraviolet rays are primarily a result of their action upon cells, and secondar
出版日期Book 1976
关键词aging; bacteria; blood vessel; bone; cancer; cell; cells; evolution; mutation; photosynthesis; plants; skin; tis
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doihttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-8744-6
isbn_softcover978-1-4615-8746-0
isbn_ebook978-1-4615-8744-6
copyrightPlenum Press, New York 1976
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978-1-4615-8746-0Plenum Press, New York 1976
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ight by which we see. It is, in fact, the source of the energy with which life continues on earth. It furnishes energy for photosynthesis, and the pro­ ducts of photosynthesis constitute our food, building materials, and fuel. A steady state of balance and fine interrelationships exists between life
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Sunlight and Life, radio waves have been detected from the sun, but the amount of energy represented is vanishingly small. The maximum intensity of sunlight is in the yellow-green part of the spectrum where our eyes see best, presumably an evolutionary adaptation to the sun’s radiation.
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How Ultraviolet Radiation Affects the Cell,. In complex multicellular animals like ourselves, UV-B radiation only penetrates, and is absorbed by, the cells near the surface; cells deep in tissues remain protected. UV-A radiation, however, goes into deeper tissue cells through the outer surface (epidermis) and some of it even penetrates the entire skin layer.
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How Atmospheric Pollution Affects Sunlight and Life,late wastes into the air in even-increasing quantities without a thought. But, just like land and water, the atmosphere is finite. It can absorb only so much waste without losing its protective function.
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