[21p-H101-1~10] Women in Applied Physics - Part4: Plasma Electronics -

[21p-H101-7] Plasma-induced Microbubbles for Biomedical Applications

〇Yoko Yamanishi¹ (1.Shibaura Inst.)

Keywords:microbubbles,biomedical,plasma-induced

Minimally-invasive injection has been sucessfully achieved by electrically-induced bubbles. The device use the power of bubble cavitation phenomena as well as the adsorption force at air-liquid interface of bubbles. This study can be applied to not only gene engineering and drug delivery, but also drug development and cultivar improvement for animal and plant.