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Prediction of Augmented Efficiency between Electric Pulses and Bleomycin on K562 and MIA-PACA2 Cancer Cells Using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System Method

2024-01-24

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Cell membranes always respond to electric fields because cell membranes consist of ions and molecules. For many years, the technique of inducing electric pulses into the cell to increase its permeability has been investigated. When rectangular pulses with a train of high voltage (about 1000 V/cm) and low repetition frequency (about 1 Hz) are applied, patients feel an unpleasant sensation, while electroporation (EP...

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