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22 December 1997 Effect of low-energy laser irradiation on cytokine secretion from skeletal muscle cells: involvement of calcium in the process
Fidi Schwartz, Mariusz Adamek, C. Brodie, Asher Shainberg
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Abstract
Low energy laser irradiation has an effect on Nerve Growth Factor and anti mitotic factors release from rat and mouse skeletal muscle cultures. It was found that there is a transient elevation of intracellular calcium in the myotubes immediately after irradiation. Calcium changes were detected by dynamic video imaging systems and with a photometric system. Pre incubation of the myotubes with photosensitizers enhance the elevation of both cytosolic calcium and cytokines release from the cells after Helium/Neon irradiation with energy of 3-10 J/cm2. These findings can lead to an hypothesis that transient changes in calcium can accelerate cytokines release from the myotubes.
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Fidi Schwartz, Mariusz Adamek, C. Brodie, and Asher Shainberg "Effect of low-energy laser irradiation on cytokine secretion from skeletal muscle cells: involvement of calcium in the process", Proc. SPIE 3198, Effects of Low-Power Light on Biological Systems, (22 December 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.297997
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KEYWORDS
Calcium

Laser irradiation

Luminescence

Nerve

Imaging systems

Cancer

Melanoma

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