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Exposure to ultraviolet radiation changes skin tone by shielding the nucleus with

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Answered by PiyushSinghRajput1
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Melanin reduces ultraviolet induced DNA damage by absorbing or scattering the ultraviolet radiation that otherwise would have been absorbed by the DNA. This prevents the development of melanoma, a potentially deadly form of skin cancer, as well as other health problems related to exposure to strong solar radiation.
Answered by Anonymous
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Melanocytes insert melanin into adjacent keratinocytes where it forms a protective UV radiation shield over their nuclei. ... Other people are predisposed to make melanin at a slower rate, which results in a lighter skin color. A person's rate of melanin production can be influenced by exposure to UV radiation.

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