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The 20 pages that link to Photoprotection, each with the reason it gives.

• CarotenoidRelated: Carotenoids protect photosynthetic machinery from excess absorbed energy.

• MelanogenesisRelated: Melanin produced by melanogenesis absorbs and scatters some ultraviolet radiation.

• Basal cell carcinomaRelated: Reducing UV exposure helps lower the risk of future tumors.

• EumelaninRelated: Eumelanin provides a natural, though incomplete, defense against ultraviolet injury.

• AlbinismRelated: Reduced skin pigmentation increases the need for sun-protective clothing and sunscreen.

• Topical retinoidRelated: Sun protection helps limit irritation and supports care for skin treated with retinoids.

• NeustonRelated: Surface exposure subjects neuston to intense sunlight and ultraviolet radiation.

• MelasmaRelated: Long-term sun protection is central because light can reactivate pigmentation.

• Xeroderma pigmentosumRelated: Strict light avoidance is the main way to prevent additional DNA damage in XP.

• Bloom syndromeRelated: Reducing ultraviolet exposure can limit sun-induced skin changes in Bloom syndrome.

• Cockayne syndromeRelated: Strict light protection helps manage photosensitivity and prevent avoidable ultraviolet injury.

• DermatomyositisRelated: Sun exposure can aggravate dermatomyositis skin disease, making protection part of care.

• Human skin colorRelated: Melanin provides partial natural protection, while additional protection can reduce ultraviolet injury.

• Biological pigmentRelated: Some pigments safely dissipate excess absorbed energy or screen damaging radiation.