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Feel the Burn: The linked sensations of temperature and pain come from a family of membrane proteins that can tell neurons to fire when heated or hot-peppered
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Story, Gina M.
, Cruz-Orengo, Lillian
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Calcium
/ Chemical properties
/ Cultured cells
/ Inflammation
/ Ion channels
/ Neurons
/ Neurophysiology
/ Pain
/ Pain perception
/ Physiological aspects
/ Physiological stimulation
/ Sensation
/ Stimuli (Psychology)
/ Tempera
/ Temperature sensation
2007
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Feel the Burn: The linked sensations of temperature and pain come from a family of membrane proteins that can tell neurons to fire when heated or hot-peppered
by
Story, Gina M.
, Cruz-Orengo, Lillian
in
Calcium
/ Chemical properties
/ Cultured cells
/ Inflammation
/ Ion channels
/ Neurons
/ Neurophysiology
/ Pain
/ Pain perception
/ Physiological aspects
/ Physiological stimulation
/ Sensation
/ Stimuli (Psychology)
/ Tempera
/ Temperature sensation
2007
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Feel the Burn: The linked sensations of temperature and pain come from a family of membrane proteins that can tell neurons to fire when heated or hot-peppered
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Story, Gina M.
, Cruz-Orengo, Lillian
in
Calcium
/ Chemical properties
/ Cultured cells
/ Inflammation
/ Ion channels
/ Neurons
/ Neurophysiology
/ Pain
/ Pain perception
/ Physiological aspects
/ Physiological stimulation
/ Sensation
/ Stimuli (Psychology)
/ Tempera
/ Temperature sensation
2007
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Feel the Burn: The linked sensations of temperature and pain come from a family of membrane proteins that can tell neurons to fire when heated or hot-peppered
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Feel the Burn: The linked sensations of temperature and pain come from a family of membrane proteins that can tell neurons to fire when heated or hot-peppered
2007
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