The study of the frequency-dependent response of a biological cell and its organelles to an intense electric field is of growing interest in the bioelectromagnetic area. The possibility offered by continuous waves to uncouple the effects of the electric field during electroporation is employed in this work using a numerical model including the realistic shape of cell and endoplasmic reticulum membranes. The higher efficiency of the microwave signals in electroporating the subcellular structures, in comparison with the radiofrequency signals, is highlighted.
A Microdosimetric Realistic Model to Study Frequency-Dependent Electroporation in a Cell with Endoplasmic Reticulum
Merla C.;
2019-01-01
Abstract
The study of the frequency-dependent response of a biological cell and its organelles to an intense electric field is of growing interest in the bioelectromagnetic area. The possibility offered by continuous waves to uncouple the effects of the electric field during electroporation is employed in this work using a numerical model including the realistic shape of cell and endoplasmic reticulum membranes. The higher efficiency of the microwave signals in electroporating the subcellular structures, in comparison with the radiofrequency signals, is highlighted.File in questo prodotto:
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