👉 Galvanothermy is a process in which cells, including blood cells and lymphocytes, are exposed to an electric field. This is similar to how electricity can cause cells to move or change their shape. In this case, the cells are exposed to high voltage (about 10,000 volts) but not too high that they become damaged or destroyed. This process is used in medicine and other fields where it's important for cell movement and function.
