Melanin used in a sentence

Melanin in a sentence as a noun

We have melanin in our skin to block radiation from the sun.

There have been a couple of "melanin" pills developed to that end.

We already have melanin in our skin to block radiation though, don't we?

Unless you have certain melanin levels, in which case it is still a police state too.

When sun exposed the amount of melanin is high and hides the small imperfections in the skin.

\nIt gets even more complicated when you take into account the level of melanin in your skin.

I'm from the caribbean so during the winter, when the sun is less visible, my melanin levels drop.

Just think about our responses to formation of melanin in response of changes in daylight.

Skin cells are not part of the nervous system, they apparently use rhodopsin just to regulate melanin.

"Your life is easier because you're white. Feel guilty. Feel sheepish about any of your accomplishments, because they were made easier due to your lack of melanin.

"Perhaps this white male with his lack of melanin has sun-damaged skin with several large, prominent moles, all of which contribute to his lower self-esteem.

The trickery of its survival comes from its use of melanin, specifically pheomelanin.

According to the linked study[1]:The mice were protected from gastrointestinal syndrome, caused by the radiation, while the melanin-rich mushrooms were in the digestive system.

Somehow, pheomelanin is able to strip down the energy of the electron until it is no longer capable of acting as a free radical and destroying surrounding matter.

Genetic engineering of our bodies is not necessary to take advantage of melanin's UV absorbent, antioxidant and radical scavenging properties.

To counter this, Elliott used pseudo-scientific explanations for her actions by stating that the melanin responsible for making blue-eyed children also was linked to their higher intelligence and learning ability.

Why would you think that a black president would be different to a white one?That's precisely the shakeup the world needs - to realise that whatever skin colour, male or female, people are people and you shouldn't judge them negatively or positively on how much melanin or testosterone they produce :P

"Just as the pigment chlorophyll converts sunlight into chemical energy that allows green plants to live and grow, our research suggests that melanin can use a different portion of the electromagnetic spectrum - ionizing radiation - to benefit the fungi containing it,"One problem with that.