microenvironment dependent photobiomodulation on function-specific signal transduction pathways

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Abstract
Cellular photobiomodulation on a cellular function has been shown to be homeostatic. Its function-specific pathway mechanism would be further discussed in this paper. The signal transduction pathways maintaining a normal function in its function-specific homeostasis (FSH), resisting the activation of many other irrelative signal transduction pathways, are so sparse that it can be supposed that there may be normal function-specific signal transduction pathways (NSPs). A low level laser irradiation or monochromatic light may promote the activation of partially activated NSP and/or its redundant NSP so that it may induce the second-order phase transition of a function from its dysfunctional one far from its FSH to its normal one in a function-specific microenvironment and may also induce the first-order functional phase transition of the normal function from low level to high level.
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Authors ;Timon Cheng-Yi Liu;De-Feng Wu;Ling Zhu;P. Peng;Long Liu;Xiang-Bo Yang
Journal construction and building materials
Year 2014
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10.1155/2014/904304
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