The effects of electroporation on skin impedance
The effects of electroporation on skin impedance
Electroporation is the creation of pores in a cell by applying an external electrical field and creating a voltage in the range of 200 mV-1 V across the cell's membrane. This process is used intentionally in order to introduce chemicals, drugs or DNA into a cell. A model was created to determine whether electroporation would occur during the use of the signals typically used during functional electrical stimulation of skin and if it occurs what effect it has on the overall impedance of skin. Results from the simulation show that there is a threefold reduction in the electrical impedance of the cells.
electroporation, skin impedance, skin modelling
Davies, Luke
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Chappell, Paul
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1 March 2018
Davies, Luke
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Chappell, Paul
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Davies, Luke and Chappell, Paul
(2018)
The effects of electroporation on skin impedance.
Biomedical Physics and Engineering Express, 4 (2), [025012].
(doi:10.1088/2057-1976/aa9d72).
Abstract
Electroporation is the creation of pores in a cell by applying an external electrical field and creating a voltage in the range of 200 mV-1 V across the cell's membrane. This process is used intentionally in order to introduce chemicals, drugs or DNA into a cell. A model was created to determine whether electroporation would occur during the use of the signals typically used during functional electrical stimulation of skin and if it occurs what effect it has on the overall impedance of skin. Results from the simulation show that there is a threefold reduction in the electrical impedance of the cells.
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The effects of Electroporation on Skin Impedance
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Accepted/In Press date: 27 November 2017
e-pub ahead of print date: 18 January 2018
Published date: 1 March 2018
Keywords:
electroporation, skin impedance, skin modelling
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/419358
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