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Sounds Physiological
By Rockefeller University Press
Sounds Physiological episodes
- Peering Into the Black Box: Bertil HilleA conversation with Bertil Hille, who has devoted many years to investigating ion channel regulation, and permeability mechanisms. Download PDF Transcript Key Words: Ion channel, permeability, frog, nerve, muscle, GPCRs, local anesthetics0 min
- Peering Into the Black Box: Bertil HilleA conversation with Bertil Hille, who has devoted many years to investigating ion channel regulation, and permeability mechanisms. Download PDF Transcript Key Words: Ion channel, permeability, frog, nerve, muscle, GPCRs, local anesthetics22 min
- Taking a thermodynamic approach: Baron ChandaA conversation with Baron Chanda, winner of the 2013 Paul F. Cranefield Award Download PDF transcript Key Words: Ion channel, gating, voltage-clamp fluorimetry, thermodynamics, allosteric linkage0 min
- Friends of Physiology: Clay Armstrong and Clara Franzini ArmstrongA conversation with Clay Armstrong, who has devoted many years to investigating ion channel permeability mechanisms and gating processes, and Clara Franzini Armstrong, who has spent many years investigating the structural bases of excitation–contraction coupling. Download PDF transcript Key words: Ion channel, gating, neuroscience, squid, TEA, muscle, excitation-contraction coupling, electron microscopy0 min
- Friends of Physiology: Clay Armstrong and Clara Franzini ArmstrongA conversation with Clay Armstrong, who has devoted many years to investigating ion channel permeability mechanisms and gating processes, and Clara Franzini Armstrong, who has spent many years investigating the structural bases of excitation–contraction coupling. Download PDF transcript Key words: Ion channel, gating, neuroscience, squid, TEA, muscle, excitation-contraction coupling, electron microscopy0 min
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A podcast focusing on groundbreaking discoveries in cellular and molecular physiology