Electrodes having a continuous, crystalline metal nitride coating and method of use
AssigneeMaxCyte, Inc.
InventorPeter Meserol
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AssigneeMaxCyte, Inc.
InventorPeter Meserol
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An improved electrode for use in generating an electrical field in a saline solution is provided. In particular, a continuous crystalline metal nitride coated electrode is provided for use in a variety of saline solution applications, such as in an electrophoresis device for separating proteins or nucleic acids or an electroporation apparatus for the encapsulation of biologically-active substances in various cell populations. A method and apparatus are provided for the encapsulation of biologically-active substances in red blood cells, characterized by an optionally automated, continuous-flow, self-contained electroporation system which allows withdrawal of blood from a patient, separation of red blood cells, encapsulation of a biologically-active substances in the cells, and optional recombination of blood plasma and the modified red blood cells thereby producing blood with modified biological characteristics.
Apparatus for electrical stimulation of particles in a saline solution, comprising:
A flow electroporation device comprising:
A method of generating an electronic signal in a saline solution comprising:
An improved electrode comprising an electrode having continuous crystalline metal nitride coating on at least one surface thereof, wherein the coating inhibits the migration of metal ions from the electrode.
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