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electroporation

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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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Huang and his Pittsburgh colleague Feng Liu recently modified the electroporation process so that a metal syringe can double as the electrode.
Delivering the goods: gene therapy without the virus by Gorman, Jessica / Science News
Intramuscular delivery of DNA vaccines using Inovio's proprietary electroporation technology has been shown in primate studies to boost the immune response by orders of magnitude over DNA plasmid alone.
Inovio Biomedical DNA Delivery Technology Presented by Wyeth ... by Business Wire
By redesigning the environment in which electroporation occurs, he's been able to drop the current to one-thousandth of what had previously been needed.
Low-voltage gene transfer by J.R. / Science News
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