Use of Atomic Force Microscopy in UVB-Induced Chromosome Damage Provides Important Bioinformation for Cell Damage Assessment.
Use of Atomic Force Microscopy in UVB-Induced Chromosome Damage Provides Important Bioinformation for Cell Damage Assessment.
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10.1021/acs.langmuir.3c01644
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2023-09
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Bowei Wang;Jianjun Dong;Fan Yang;Tuoyu Ju;Jiani Li;Junxiang Wang;Ying Wang;M. J. C. Crabbe;Yuandong Tian;Zuobin Wang
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Bowei Wang;Jianjun Dong;Fan Yang;Tuoyu Ju;Jiani Li;Junxiang Wang;Ying Wang;M. J. C. Crabbe;Yuandong Tian;Zuobin Wang
The chromosomal structure derived from UVB-stimulated HaCaT cells was detected by atomic force microscopy (AFM) to evaluate the effect of UVB irradiation. The results showed that the higher the UVB irradiation dose, the more the cells that had chromosome aberration. At the same time, different representative types of chromosome structural aberrations were investigated. We also revealed damage to both DNA and cells under the corresponding irradiation doses. It was found that the degree of DNA damage was directly proportional to the irradiation dose. The mechanical properties of cells were also changed after UVB irradiation, suggesting that cells experienced a series of chain reactions from inside to outside after irradiation. The high-resolution imaging of chromosome structures by AFM after UVB irradiation enables us to relate the damage between chromosomes, DNA, and cells caused by UVB irradiation and provides specific information on genetic effects.