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Assessment of Molecular Modulation by Multifrequency Electromagnetic Pulses to Preferably Eradicate Tumorigenic cells

2024-06-26

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Physics methods of cancer therapy are extensively used in the clinical practice, but they are invasive and often confront undesired side effects. A fully new equipment that allows sustained emission of intense and time controlled non-ionizing multifrequency electromagnetic pulse (MEMP), has been applied to eukaryotic cells in culture. The equipment discriminates the overall electronegat...

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6ae4c645-0682-57b8-914e-7a0b8d8b827f
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4527641/v1
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