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titleOfInvention Induction method such as apoptosis using nanosecond pulse electric field
abstract It is possible to cause cell death such as apoptosis by controlling the repetition frequency of a nanosecond pulse electric field. A method of inducing cell death such as apoptosis by applying a nanosecond pulse electric field to target cells in a tissue, the nanosecond pulse electric field being 0.5 to 250 KV / cm, A cell death induction method using nanosecond pulse electric field characterized by a pulse width of 1 to 300 ns and a repetition frequency exceeding 0.01 pps and less than 0.5 pps , characterized by a repetition frequency of 50 pps or more Cell death induction methods such as apoptosis using nanosecond pulse electric field, and applying the nanosecond pulse electric field multiple times as a cluster, and the cluster repetition frequency is over 0.01 times / second and less than 0.5 times / second It is characterized by cell death induction methods such as apoptosis using a nanosecond pulse electric field application sequence. [Selection] Figure 1
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