Titlebook: Electroporation and Electrofusion in Cell Biology; Eberhard Neumann,Arthur E. Sowers,Carol A. Jordan Book 1989 Springer Science+Business M

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Electrofusion of Lipid Bilayers and a host of other fusogens, but also to the . course of biogenesis of muscular fibers (Bischoff, 1978) and of fertilization (Bedford and Cooper, 1978). At the subcellular level, membrane fusion is the key event in the processes of endocytosis and exocytosis (Belitser and Zaalishvili, 1983).

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Cell Fusion and Cell Poration by Pulsed Radio-Frequency Electric Fields1984). Also, cell fusion can be used as a microinjection technique to deliver drugs which normally cannot enter a cell. One can simply fuse the cell with liposomes or red blood cell ghosts that have been preloaded with specific drugs (Schlegel and Lieber, 1987).

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Electrical Breakdown of Lipid Bilayer Membranesation of a pulse is sufficiently large, irreversible damage of the cell membranes occurs. Interest in the study of this phenomenon is based on the existence of important biotechnological applications, many of which have been reflected in this collective book.

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Stochastic Model of Electric Field-Induced Membrane Poreslecules during their transfer from the bulk solvent space to the region of the larger electric field spreading from the pore wall into the solution of the pore interior (Sugar and Neumann, 1984; Powell ., 1986).

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Dielectrophoresis and Rotation of Cellshe forces are proportional to .., an alternating field will produce forces of the form cos.ω. = 0.5(1+ cos 2ω.) (ω = angular frequency, . = time) and therefore must have a time-averaged positive value.

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Role of Proteases in Electrofusion of Mammalian CellsScheurich, 1981a,b) and with that of mammalian cells in confluent monolayers (Blangero and Teissie, 1983). Zimmermann and his colleagues have suggested that the enzyme effect is not directly linked to the proteolytic activities (Zimmermann, 1982; Vienken ., 1983).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-8782-4ation of a pulse is sufficiently large, irreversible damage of the cell membranes occurs. Interest in the study of this phenomenon is based on the existence of important biotechnological applications, many of which have been reflected in this collective book.

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Book 1989ock over a horse, and they do enough things to justify international meetings, to fill a sizable book, and to lead one to speak of an entirely new technology for cell manipulation. The very improbability of these events not only raises questions about why things happen but also leads to a long list

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