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Since current cancer therapies do not work effectively for all patients, there is a pressing need for alternate, affordable, yet effective treatments for inoperable and chemo-resistant tumors. Presented in this paper are our investigations on the application of short duration (milli and micro seconds) electrical voltage pulses for the treatment of breast carcinoma. For this purpose, electroporation, a pulse power technology, was evaluated for its effect upon the viability and proliferation of human breast cancer cells using a number of voltages and pulse durations. The results indicate the promising potential of electrical pulses to effectively and economically enhance drug transport across the normally impermeable plasma cell membranes and to reduce proliferation

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