Electroporation is a biophysical technique used to increase the permeability of cell membranes by applying an external electric field. This process involves applying short bursts of high-voltage electric pulses to cells, which creates temporary pores in the cell membrane. These pores allow for the introduction of various substances into the cells, including DNA, RNA, proteins, drugs, and other molecules.
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