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Comparative evaluation of transmembrane ion transport due to monopolar and bipolar nanosecond, high-intensity electroporation pulses based on full three …

Hu et al., 2017

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18338518987485669258
Author
Hu Q
Joshi R
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Journal of Applied Physics

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Electric pulse driven membrane poration finds applications in the fields of biomedical engineering and drug/gene delivery. Here we focus on nanosecond, high-intensity electroporation and probe the role of pulse shape (eg, monopolar-vs-bipolar), multiple …
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