Plasma medicine utilizes non-equilibrium plasmas generated under atmospheric-pressure conditions. Therapeutic plasmas can stimulate tissue regeneration or deactivate cancer cells. This ebook, Redox Biology in Plasma Medicine, examines the relationship between plasma chemistry and biochemistry, along with a discussion on how plasmas inactivate various pathogens. The focus is on the effects of plasma on mammalian cells, the subsequent consequences for cell biology processes, and the specific medical therapies that plasma can support. Contributions demonstrate how cold atmospheric-pressure plasma can serve as a controllable source of redox-active species and a valuable tool for research in redox biology.
Key Features:
– Reviews therapeutic applications of plasmas in medicine
– Concentrates on the use of plasmas for cancer treatment
– Summarizes plasma chemistry, biochemistry, and microbiology
– Documents how plasmas interact with lipids, membranes, and cells
978-1040086209, 978-1040086254, 978-1003328056, 9781032356921, 978-1032356921
NOTE: This only consists of the eBook Redox Biology in Plasma Medicine, 1st Edition, in the original PDF format. No access codes are included.
