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This notion is supported by previous non-clinical bright light dose-response studies that have shown that half of the maximum alerting effect and phase resetting effect of a light pulse of 9100 lux can be achieved with 100 lux [ 84, 85].

The dosimeter is characterized according to light tightness, dose response and angular photon energy dependence.

A clear inocula dose response was noted.

Endogenous melatonin secretion is suppressed by light according to a dose response curve [2], such that melatonin can even be suppressed by ordinary indoor light [3].

The almost totally accumulation of TAZnPc into lysosomes could partially explain the differences in cell injury after irradiation since only when a higher light dose was delivered the response was similar to that observed in ZnPc treated cells irradiated with lower light dose.

By selecting a defined concentration and subcellular localisation of a photosensitiser (PS) and by delivering a specific therapeutic light dose, the photoreaction elicits a response in target cells that can range from sub-lethal oxidative reactions to the activation of apoptosis and immediate necrotic cell death (Oleinick et al, 2002; Wong et al, 2003; Buytaert et al, 2007).

Using meta-analysis we quantified the risk of melanoma associated with indoor tanning using artificial ultraviolet light, including dose-response and the estimated burden of melanoma and death associated with sunbed use in western Europe.

The very fast decay of the response and the absence of response for DLI of 240 min at a light dose of 300 J cm−2 and a drug dose of 5 mg kg−1 are characteristic of a predominantly vascular effect.

Moreover, a recent study failed to find a dose response between 10000 lux and 2000 lux bright light treatment on depression and anxiety symptoms [ 87].

However, Th1 immune responses were observed when an increase in a light dose >180 J/cm or an output power >0.3 W was applied prior to i.d.

Figure 4 shows the PDT response driven by ALA and its derivatives, varying with the light dose.