Necrosis of HepG2 cancer cells induced by the vibration of magnetic particles
Authors:
- Biran WangBWBiran Wang
- Céline BienvenuCBCéline Bienvenu
- Juan Mendez-GarzaJMJuan Mendez-Garza
- Pascal LançonPLPascal Lançon
- Alexandra MadeiraAMAlexandra Madeira
- Pierre VierlingPVPierre Vierling
- Christophe Di GiorgioCGChristophe Di Giorgio
- Georges BossisGBGeorges Bossis
- 1 October 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials
- Vol. 344, 193-201
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