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Sonoporation, or
cellular sonication, is the use of
sound in the
ultrasonic range for
increasing the
permeability of the cell
plasma membrane. This technique...
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Sonoporation is the
transient permeation of cell
membranes ****isted by ultrasound,
typically in the
presence of gas microbubbles.
Sonoporation allows...
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uptake have
yielded several novel methods, such as electroporation,
sonoporation, and the use of a "gene gun",
which shoots DNA
coated gold particles...
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therapy include the
injection of
naked DNA, electroporation, the gene gun,
sonoporation, magnetofection, the use of oligonucleotides, lipoplexes, dendrimers...
- cell
membranes and
release cellular contents. This
process is
called sonoporation.
Small unilamellar vesicles (SUVs) can be made by
sonication of a dispersion...
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biological science for
analytical or
chemical purposes (sonication and
sonoporation) and in
killing bacteria in sewage. High
power ultrasound can disintegrate...
- PMID 15457187. Ling Yong, CL; et al. (9
August 2014). "Microbubble-mediated
sonoporation for
highly efficient transfection of
recalcitrant human B- cell lines"...
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physical methods use
different means to poke
holes in the cell membrane:
Sonoporation uses high-intensity
ultrasound (attributed
mainly to the
cavitation of...
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cavitation can be used to
transfer large molecules into
biological cells (
sonoporation).
Nitrogen cavitation is a
method used in
research to lyse cell membranes...
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cryofixation Sonication for
atomic force microscopy Single-cell
unroofing Sonoporation Lysis Robertson, J.D. (1959). "The
ultrastructure of cell
membranes and...
