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Permeabilization effects of PEMF on cell membranes are still considered inferior compared to the conventional electroporation because of the lack studies on clear description of the induced transmembrane transport, which this study aims to investigate. Results show that PEMF is a non-invasive treatment that can achieve reversible permeabilization and that the effectivity will depend on the pulse parameters.
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Authors
[‘Vitalij Novickij’, ‘Janja Dermol’, ‘Audrius Grainys’, ‘Matej Kranjc’, ‘Damijan MiklavÄ?iÄ?’]
PMID
28462057
PMCID
PMC5408723
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Waveform
PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
Electroporation, Electropermeabilization, Magnetopermeabilization, CHO cells, Propidium iodide, YO-PRO-1
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cell, membrane, permeability, mammal
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