Resilience and Mitigation Strategies of Cyanobacteria under Ultraviolet Radiation Stress - PubMed

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Ultraviolet radiation (UVR) tends to damage key cellular machinery. Cells may adapt by developing several defence mechanisms as a response to such damage; otherwise, their destiny is cell death. Since cyanobacteria are primary biotic components and also important biomass producers, any drastic effec …

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