Analysis of the Selective Killing Effect of Microplasma on Specific Cancer Cell Lines

This article aims to deeply analyze the mechanism of the selective killing effect of microplasma on specific cancer cell lines. A comprehensive investigation of relevant literature expounds on the generation principle and characteristics of microplasma and its interaction process with cancer cells. The potential mechanisms of its selective killing of cancer cells are explored from multiple aspects including physics, chemistry, and biology, involving the generation of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species, damage to cell membranes, changes in intracellular signaling pathways, and immunomodulatory effects. Additionally, the existing problems in current research and future research directions are prospected, aiming to provide a theoretical foundation and reference for the further application of microplasma in the field of cancer treatment.