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Effects of Nonthermal Atmospheric-Pressure Plasma on Drosophila Development

2016-01-01

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Nonthermal atmospheric-pressure plasma (NTAPP) is known to induce a wide range of responses at the cellular level. This study is concerned with the effects of NTAPP on a eukaryotic organism as a whole: Drosophila melanogaster phenotypic anomalies in larvae (such as melanotic masses, melanized and broken trachea, incomplete shedding of the old cuticle during molting), morphological anomalies of pupae (small size, a...

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4a1c58ea-06d9-55ea-854a-90ed265f23cd
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10.1615/plasmamed.2016016768
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