Microbial Inactivation Methods

Endoluminal catheter pulsed field ablation for the treatment of atherosclerotic vascular disease

This paper demonstrates that pulsed field ablation can selectively ablate atherosclerotic plaques while preserving extracellular structure in ex vivo models.

Simple Electroporation of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii Strains with an Intact Cell Wall

The paper describes a simple, fast, and efficient electroporation protocol for Chlamydomonas reinhardtii strains with an intact cell wall, achieving high transformation efficiency without cell wall digestion or commercial kits.

Microparticle-Enabled Single Cell Multiparameter Electronic Immunophenotyping for Selective Electroporation

The paper introduces ME-SPICy, a microfluidic platform for targeted electroporation of selected cell subpopulations using antibody-conjugated microparticles and impedance detection, achieving 5-fold enrichment of lymphocytes.

Novel combination of irreversible electroporation and allogenic chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy synergizes therapeutic outcomes in a preclinical human pancreatic cancer mouse model

This study combines irreversible electroporation with CAR T-cell therapy to improve outcomes in a pancreatic cancer mouse model by targeting residual tumor cells post-ablation.

Giant pore formation in vesicles under msPEF-induced electroporation: role of charging time and waveform

This study investigates how charging time affects giant pore formation in vesicles under msPEF-induced electroporation, showing delays in pore formation and increased giant pore area with longer charging times.

Low-pressure Isochoric Freezing as a scalable technique for fresh food preservation

This study demonstrates that low-pressure isochoric freezing can inhibit microbial growth and preserve food quality for up to 5 weeks using raw cow's milk as a model.

A microfluidic platform for in situ studies of bacteria electroporation

This paper introduces a microfluidic platform for single-cell electroporation with in situ microscopy and demonstrates DNA delivery into bacteria, highlighting key factors affecting electroporation efficiency.