Cell Lysis in SWLA-2 Hybridomas due to 1 kHz AC Electric Fields.
← Research streamThe paper reports results on percentage cell lysis in SWLA-2 murine hybridomas after exposure to 1 kHz AC electric field pulses with pulse widths from 1 ms to 1 second; exposed cells were cultured and viability assessed at 48 hours.
Study snapshot
Abstract
This paper describes results involving the percentage cell lysis of SWLA-2 murine hybridomas produced by AC electric field pulses at 1 kHz with pulse widths ranging from 1 ms to 1 second. Cells that had been exposed to the electric fields were cultured and replicate samples were examined at 48 hours to determine the number of viable cells.
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Main findings
The paper reports results on percentage cell lysis in SWLA-2 murine hybridomas after exposure to 1 kHz AC electric field pulses with pulse widths from 1 ms to 1 second; exposed cells were cultured and viability assessed at 48 hours.
Outcomes measured
- percentage cell lysis
- cell viability at 48 hours (number of viable cells)
Limitations
- No exposure intensity/field strength reported in the abstract
- No quantitative results or comparison group described in the abstract
- Sample size and replication details not provided in the abstract
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Identifiers and source
DOI: 10.1109/iembs.2005.1616656
PubMed: 17282425
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