Study of Electric Field an Magnetic Field Affected Biological Cells
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https://doi.org/10.11113/jt.v69.3296Keywords:
Electric field, magnetic field, electroporation, trans membrane voltage, apoptosisAbstract
This paper presents the elaboration on effect of electric field and magnetic field to biological cells. Electroporation has become important parameter in treatment cancer or tumour cells. By using electric field or magnetic field, membrane cell will undergo process electroporation where membrane cell structures being altered for induce apoptosis process.
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