Plasma medicine comprises the application of physical plasma directly on or in the human
body for therapeutic purposes. Three most important basic plasma effects are relevant for …

Over 99% of the observable universe is made of plasma. About 71% of the planet we live on
is covered by liquid. Yet, the interaction between both states of matter does not occur so …

Plasma medicine is an innovative research field combining plasma physics, life science, and
clinical medicine. It is mainly focused on the application cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) in …

Plasma medicine refers to the application of nonequilibrium plasmas at approximately body
temperature, for therapeutic purposes. Nonequilibrium plasmas are weakly ionized gases …

Background The use of cold plasma technology (CPT) in the food industry could be a
promising alternative to heat treatment techniques in practice. The CPT is effective in …

Surface biofunctionalization aims to create cell-instructive surfaces that control the behavior
of cells and modulate cellular interactions by incorporating cell signaling moieties at the …

In plasmas, a variety of radicals which are defined as electrically neutral radicals in this
article are efficiently produced by collisions between electrons and gas molecules. These …

Non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma has been widely used for preclinical studies in
areas such as wound healing, blood coagulation, and cancer therapy. We previously …

Low-temperature plasma is being widely used in the various fields of life science, such as
medicine and agriculture. Plasma-activated solutions have been proposed as potential …

Air transient spark (TS) discharge generates cold plasma, which is a rich source of reactive
oxygen and nitrogen species (RONS). The gaseous products both in ambient air and air …