Photosensitizing Agents

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DBCAT000335Pharmacologic class

Photosensitizing agents are drugs that can make the skin more sensitive to UV radiation. Drug-induced phototoxic reactions generally present as unexpected sunburns or dermatitis on sun-exposed areas of the skin. A DrugBank category of 159 drugs. 145 of them are approved.

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Agents, Photosensitizing · Effect, Photosensitizing · Effects, Photosensitizing · Photosensitizers · Photosensitizing Effect
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159DrugsEach linked to its full drug card
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410Drug targetsEvery drug–target pair in the class, with bond type
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96,609Marketed productsAcross the regions we cover, with dosage forms and routes
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46Routes of administrationHow the drugs in this class are given
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3SubcategoriesNarrower classes within this one
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3ReferencesSupporting the category definition
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