Chen et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Flow‐Through Electroporation of HL‐60 White Blood Cell Suspensions using Nanoporous Membrane ElectrodesChen et al., 2016
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- 6769370649819391326
- Author
- Chen Z
- Akenhead M
- Sun X
- Sapper H
- Shin H
- Hinds B
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Advanced Healthcare Materials
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A flow‐through electroporation system, based on a novel nanoporous membrane/electrode design, for the delivery of cell wall‐impermeant molecules into model leukocytes, HL‐60 promyelocytes, was demonstrated. The ability to apply low voltages to cell populations, with …
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