Channels for pathfinding

Timothy Gomez ()
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Timothy Gomez: University of Wisconsin Medical School

Nature, 2005, vol. 434, issue 7035, 835-837

Abstract: TRP channels are best known for their role in sensory systems: detecting heat and cold, taste, pain and so on. Unexpectedly, they have also been shown to help the growing axons of nerve cells find their way.

Date: 2005
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