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Irreversible electroporation is a surgical ablation technique that enhances gene transfer

Au et al., 2011

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9166075620594901371
Author
Au J
Wong J
Mittra A
Carpenter S
Haddad D
Carson J
Jayaraman S
Monette S
Solomon S
Ezell P
Fong Y
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Surgery

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BACKGROUND: Reversible electroporation has long been used to transfer macromolecules into target cells in the laboratory by using an electric field to induce transient membrane permeability. Recently, the electric field has been modulated to produce permanent …
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