Molecular hydrogen attenuates chronic inflammation and thus leads to the delayed manifestation of the initial lesions of UV-induced skin cancer in mice.

Ryoma Shinchi; Fumiko Hori; Sayaka Sobue; Chisato Inoue; Masatoshi Ichihara

[1P-0525] Molecular hydrogen attenuates chronic inflammation and thus leads to the delayed manifestation of the initial lesions of UV-induced skin cancer in mice.

〇Ryoma Shinchi¹, Fumiko Hori², Sayaka Sobue¹, Chisato Inoue¹, Masatoshi Ichihara¹ (1.Dep. of Biomed. Sci., Chubu Univ. Coll. of Life Health Sci., 2.Dep. of Occup. Ther., Chubu Univ. Coll. of Life Health Sci.)

hydrogen, ultraviolet ray , skin cancer, chronic inflammation

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[1P-0525] Molecular hydrogen attenuates chronic inflammation and thus leads to the delayed manifestation of the initial lesions of UV-induced skin cancer in mice.

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