See t.ly/sdcx — DNA damage and changes in proteome response can occur as a consequence of UV light exposure. The emerging light-emitting diodes (LEDs) can be acquired with different wavelengths. In this study, LEDs that emit at 255 nm and 265 nm were selected to test the DNA damage and proteome response after inactivation of A. fumigatus, A. niger and A.…
Light-emitting diodes effect on Aspergillus species in filtered surface water: DNA damage, proteome response and potential reactivation
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