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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PLASMA SCIENCE
卷 28, 期 1, 页码 24-33出版社
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/27.842820
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bioelectric phenomena; biological effects; cell membrane; drug delivery; electroporation; high-voltage pulses; transmembrane voltage
Electrical pulses that cause the transmembrane voltage of fluid lipid bilayer membranes to reach at least U-m approximate to 0.2 V, usually 0.5-1 V, are hypothesized to create primary membrane pores with a minimum radius of similar to 1 nm, Transport of small ions such as Na+ and Cl- through a dynamic pore population discharges the membrane even white an external pulse tends to increase U-m, leading to dramatic electrical behavior. Molecular transport through primary pores and pores enlarged by secondary processes provides the basis for transporting molecules into and out of biological cells, Cell electroporation in vitro is used mainly for transfection by DNA introduction, but many other interventions are possible, including microbial killing. Ex vivo electroporation provides manipulation of cells that are reintroduced into the body to provide therapy. In vivo electroporation of tissues enhances molecular transport through tissues and into their constituative cells, Tissue electroporation, by longer, large pulses, is involved in electrocution injury. Tissue electroporation by shorter, smaller pulses is under investigation for biomedical engineering applications of medical therapy aimed at cancer treatment, gene therapy, and transdermal drug delivery. The tatter involves a complex barrier containing both high electrical resistance multilamellar lipid bilayer membranes and a tough, electrically invisible protein matrix.
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