通过调制电脉冲逐步改善分子分布和积累,以增强球体内传递,通过调制电脉冲逐步改善分子分布和积累

Xiao-Nan Tao1, Xiao-Wei Xiang2, Hao-Tian Liu3

  • 1School of Information Science and Technology, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433, China.

概括

调制电脉冲 (MEP) 通过结合高电压,短时间脉冲 (HSP) 和低电压,长时间脉冲 (LLP) 来改善3D细胞球体内的药物分布. 这一策略增强了复杂生物系统中的分子输送和积累.

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