Recently, the potential use of cold atmospheric pressure plasma (CAP) in cancer treatment
has gained increasing interest. Especially the enhanced selective killing of tumor cells …

Simple Summary Cold physical plasma is a partially ionized gas generating various reactive
oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS/RNS) simultaneously. ROS/RNS have therapeutic …

The wettability of a polymer surface plays a critical role in cell-cell interaction and behavior.
The degree to which a surface is hydrophobic or hydrophilic affects the adhesion and …

Despite continuous therapeutic progress, cancer remains an often fatal disease. In the early
2010s, first evidence in rodent models suggested promising antitumor action of gas plasma …

The study of cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) began about a decade ago. Currently, multiple
applications of CAP have been discovered including biomedicine, nanomaterials …

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

Breast cancer is the most prevalent type of tumor and the second leading cause of death
due to cancer among women. Although screening methods, diagnosis and therapeutic …

Medical technologies from physics are imperative in the diagnosis and therapy of many
types of diseases. In 2013, a novel cold physical plasma treatment concept was accredited …

Cold atmospheric plasma (CAP) is a partially ionized gas that gains attention as a well‐
tolerated cancer treatment that can enhance anti‐tumor immune responses, which are …

Simple Summary Cancer treatment is complicated by the distinct phenotypic attractor states
in which cancer cells exist within individual tumors, and inherent plasticity of cells in …