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Ultraviolet AII Radiation (None)

Target: None
Molecular classification: Electromagnetic Radiation, Ultraviolet Radiation

Overview

Ultraviolet AII (UVA-II) radiation is a sub-band within the ultraviolet (UV) spectrum, with wavelengths ranging from approximately 320 to 340 nanometers. It penetrates deeply into the skin, contributing to photoaging and indirectly damaging DNA through the generation of reactive oxygen species. UVA-II exposure is associated with an increased risk of skin cancer and immunosuppression.

Other names: UVA-IIUVAII Radiation

Mechanism of action

Indirect DNA damage via reactive oxygen species (ROS)

Biological functions

Induction of DNA damagePhotoagingImmunosuppression

Disease associations

Skin cancerPhotodermatosesExacerbation of immune-mediated diseases

Safety considerations

Skin cancer riskPremature skin agingEye damage

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