Noncontact microsurgery and delivery of substances into stem cells by means of femtosecond laser pulses

We have studied the efficiency of microsurgery of a cell membrane in mesenchymal stem cells and the posterior cell viability under the localised short-time action of femtosecond IR laser pulses aimed at noncontact delivery of specified substances into the cells.

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Hauptverfasser: Il'ina, I.V., Ovchinnikov, A.V., Sitnikov, D.S., Chefonov, O.V., Agranat, M.B.
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