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Ultra-efficient highly-selective MFC-7 cancer cell therapy enabled by combined electric-pulse carbon 1D-nanomaterials platforms
Sophia S. Y. Chan, Shao‐Xiang Go, M. P. Meivita, Denise Lee +2
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70% confidenceA combined AC pulse carbon nanotube platform enhances cancer cell-specific thermal ablation via Joule heating.
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Abstract
A combined alternating current pulse carbon nanotube platform that can enhance cancer cell-specific thermal ablation via Joule heating.
Key findings
- Highly-selective MFC-7 cancer cell therapy is achieved using the combined platform.
- Ultra-efficient thermal ablation is enabled by the carbon nanotube platform.
- The platform shows promise for cancer cell therapy with minimal damage to surrounding tissue.
Keywords
NanomaterialsCarbon nanotubeJoule heatingNanotechnologyJoule (programming language)Pulse (music)
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- Materials Advances
- Year
- 2022