Direct assay of electropermeabilization in a 2D pseudo tissue

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Publication Date 2010-10-06
DOI 10.1039/C0CP01343A
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An experimental validation of electropermeabilization inducing field distribution in tissue predicted by simulation for needle electrodes is described giving a direct visualization of the permeabilization of a 2D tissue.

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