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Our Summary
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effects of PEMF on bilayer permeability. Results confirm that PEMF increased the bilayer permeability of the cell and had no effects on liposome integrity. In conclusion, PEMF could have drug delivery abilities that can be further studied.
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Authors
[‘Martina Nardoni’, ‘Elena della Valle’, ‘Micaela Liberti’, ‘Michela Relucenti’, ‘Maria Antonietta Casadei’, ‘Patrizia Paolicelli’, ‘Francesca Apollonio’, ‘Stefania Petralito’]
PMID
29584700
PMCID
PMC5923526
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
magneto mechanical trigger, magnetoliposomes, on-demand drug release, magneto nanoparticles, PEMF, non-thermal magnetic field
Added Descriptive Keywords
PEMF, exposure, trigger drug release, anti-inflammatory, drug delivery, bilayer permeability, human
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