Influence of monochromatic visible light on energetic system of mitochondria
← Research streamThe paper presents data on biological and medical effects of monochromatic visible light and states that enzymes of the energetic system are primary acceptors. It describes a photoactivation mechanism involving increased activity of electron-transfer chain en…
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Abstract
Data are presented concerning the effects of the use of monochromatic visible light in biology and medicine. It is shown that enzymes of energetic system are primary acceptors of monochromatic visible light. A mechanism of photoactivation consists in increasing the activity of enzymes of electron-transfer chain, that includes photolysis of nitrosyl enzyme complexes.
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Main findings
The paper presents data on biological and medical effects of monochromatic visible light and states that enzymes of the energetic system are primary acceptors. It describes a photoactivation mechanism involving increased activity of electron-transfer chain enzymes, including photolysis of nitrosyl enzyme complexes.
Outcomes measured
- activity of enzymes of the mitochondrial energetic system
- activity of electron-transfer chain enzymes
- photolysis of nitrosyl enzyme complexes (mechanism)
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 17290778
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