mPOR enables completely new research in the field of electroporation

mPOR enables completely new research in the field of electroporation

High-technology development

We develop high-voltage pulse generators, applicators, and meters for use in biomedicine and biotechnology.

Advanced Pulse Generation

Pulse generators produce high-voltage, high-current pulses ranging from nanoseconds to milliseconds.

Integrated graphical interface

We support a wide range of pulse parameters that are easily controlled with thoughtfully designed graphical interface.

Adjustable Power Supply

High-voltage power supply have a variable output voltage, which allows the generation of a wide range of amplitudes.

Meet the L-POR Electroporator

We present you our device named L-POR, it is a revolutionary device, with 9 adjustable pulse parameters and 3 pulse modes. It is perfect for laboratory research as it enables completely new experiments in the electroporation field. It is the first commercially available high-frequency electroporator, and the first device that also generates asymmetrical bipolar pulses.

L-POR Electroporator

M-POR Electrodes

Reusable electroporation applicators

They are not intended for general use, but only for use in research laboratories. An electrode set consists of a cable with connectors, a plastic handle and two parallel stainless steel plate electrodes.

MPOR Electrodes

A curated selection of peer‑reviewed studies showcasing our pulse generators driving innovations

latest articles

Blažič A, Majc B, Novak M, Breznik B, Rems L (2025). Invasive properties of patient-derived glioblastoma cells after reversible electroporation in vitro.
Radiology and Oncology, 59(4), 535–550, 2025.

2025 The Authors DOI 10.1038/s41598-025-11695-3

Blažič A, Šmerc R, Polajžer T, Miklavčič D, Rems L. Reassessing lidocaine as an electroporation sensitizer in vitro.
Sci. Rep. 15: 25593, 2025.

2025 The Authors DOI 10.1038/s41598-025-11695-3

Polajžer T, Kranjc M, Kralj S, Caf M, Romih R, Hudoklin S, Rocca F, Miklavčič D. Limited efficacy of nanoparticle-assisted electroporation for membrane permeabilization and gene electrotransfer.
Pharmaceutics 17: 964, 2025.

2025 The Authors DOI 10.3390/pharmaceutics17080964

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