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electroporation

In biotechnology, technique of introducing foreign DNA into pollen with strong bursts of electricity which increase the permeability of cell membranes, used in genetic engineering.



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As the electric field intensity used to electroporate HL60s increases, there is an observable progression in electroporative uptake signatures.
Quantification of Electroporative Uptake Kinetics and Electric Field ... by S M Kennedy and Z Ji and J C Hedstrom and J H Booske and S C Hagness / Biophysical Journal
Sweden-based Cellectricon offers the Cellaxess system, which uses capillary electrodes to directly electroporate adherent cells in the culture dishes where they are grown.
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To determine whether longer pulse durations or lower field strengths could be used to increase gene delivery and expression, a set of experiments was performed using small rats (200-225 g) whose chests were small enough to electroporate with higher pulse times (Figure 1C).
Gene Transfer of the Na+,K+-ATPase [beta]1 Subunit Using ... by David Machado-Aranda and Yochai Adir and Jennifer L Young and Arturo Briva and Et al / American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine
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