Red Light Therapy Attenuates Prolonged LED light Exposure‐Associated Neuropathology and Mediates Circadian Clock Genes ‐ Per1 and Bmal1 Expression in Rats' Basal Ganglia
Adejoke Olukayode Obajuluwa, Laoye John Babafemi, Ogochukwu Jessica Ndianefo, Tiwalola Madoc Obajuluwa, James Chrystopher Lech, Pius Abimbola Okiki · 2025
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Adejoke Olukayode Obajuluwa and five co-authors test red light therapy on rats kept under harsh LED light in a 2025 study. Round-the-clock LED glow can wreck sleep and strain the brain, and it has been tied to Alzheimer-like harm. Red light, in contrast, is said to calm anxiety and aid sleep, but its inner workings are murky.
Male rats lived under four light plans for 60 days, with behavior checks every two weeks. Some got scheduled red light on top of the harsh glow. The team read two clock genes in a deep brain zone and tracked anxiety-like acts. Red light softened the harm the glow caused.
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| CREATOR | Adejoke Olukayode Obajuluwa, Laoye John Babafemi, Ogochukwu Jessica Ndianefo, Tiwalola Madoc Obajuluwa, James Chrystopher Lech, Pius Abimbola Okiki |
|---|---|
| YEAR | 2025 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 3 KB |
| VERSION | 1.0 |
| LICENSE | CC BY 4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |