Sonoporation is the membrane disruption generated by ultrasound and has been exploited
as a non-viral strategy for drug and gene delivery. Acoustic cavitation of microbubbles has …

Sonoporation has been exploited as a promising nonviral strategy for intracellular delivery of
drugs and genes. The technique utilizes ultrasound application, often facilitated by the …

Sonoporation—transient plasma membrane perforation elicited by the interaction of
ultrasound waves with microbubbles—has shown great potential for drug delivery and gene …

Sonoporation, or the use of ultrasound in the presence of cavitation nuclei to induce plasma
membrane perforation, is well considered as an emerging physical approach to facilitate the …

Ultrasound application in the presence of microbubbles has shown great potential for non-
viral gene transfection via transient disruption of cell membrane (sonoporation). However …

Transient sonoporation can essentially be epitomized by two fundamental processes:
acoustically induced membrane perforation and its subsequent resealing. To provide insight …

Sonoporation is a targeted drug delivery technique that employs cavitation microbubbles to
generate transient pores in the cell membrane, allowing foreign substances to enter cells by …

Sonoporation is a promising drug delivery technique with great potential in medicine.
However, its applications have been limited mostly by the lack of understanding its …

Ultrasound-driven microbubble activities have been exploited to transiently disrupt the cell
membrane (sonoporation) for non-viral intracellular drug delivery and gene transfection both …

Sonoporation mediated by microbubbles has being extensively studied as a promising
technique to facilitate gene/drug delivery to cells. Previous studies mainly explored the …