Viewing things the way the channel does: Karl Magleby
A conversation with Karl Magleby on short-term synaptic plasticity, discovering BK, and viewing things the way a channel does. Download PDF...
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Sounds Physiological
A podcast focusing on groundbreaking discoveries in cellular and molecular physiology
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Listen to Sounds Physiological, a Science & Medicine podcast by Rockefeller University Press. Stream 15 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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15 episodesA well-channeled journey from heart to brain: Dick Tsien
A conversation with Dick Tsien on moving from cardiac physiology to LTP in a half-dozen years, conformational signaling by channels, and bei...
Why we don’t twitch when we smoke: Henry Lester
A conversation with Henry Lester on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, inside-out pharmacology, teaching MOOCs, and Richard Feynman’s...
Calcium signaling in the heart: Don Bers
A conversation with Don Bers on calcium signaling and compartmentation in cardiac myocytes. Download PDF transcript Key words: calcium, card...
Did Alan Hodgkin dream of calcium sparks? Eduardo Ríos
A conversation with Eduardo Ríos on post-Hodgkin thought, the voltage sensor in EC coupling, calcium sparks, and the university system in Ur...
Getting from “This can’t be right” to “Of course”: Paul Greengard
A conversation with Paul Greengard on “hormonal” communication between nerve cells, the biochemical bases by which antidepressan...
Fleeing complexity: Chris Miller
A conversation with Chris Miller on channels, transporters, radical reductionism, and trusting your sense of scientific aesthetics. Download...
Jumping into the unknown: Rich Lewis
A conversation with Richard Lewis on electrical resonance in hair cells, channels and signals in T cells, papayas in the lab, and following...
Molecular hermeneutics and unusual sorbets: Barbara Ehrlich
A conversation with Barbara Ehrlich on calcium signaling, interpreting Truth, and what’s wrong with green apple-wasabi sorbet. Downloa...
In search of the unexpected: David Clapham
A conversation with David Clapham, on where scientific curiosity can take you. Download PDF transcript Key words: calcium, sperm, mitochondr...
Investigating calcium compartmentation and dynamics: Tullio Pozzan
A conversation with Tullio Pozzan on calcium compartmentation and dynamics, and signaling between the mitochondria and the ER. Download PDF...
Shedding light on the action potential: Brian Salzberg
A conversation with Brian Salzberg on using optical methods to measure membrane voltage, calcium, and neuropeptide secretion. Download PDF t...
Peering Into the Black Box: Bertil Hille
A conversation with Bertil Hille, who has devoted many years to investigating ion channel regulation, and permeability mechanisms. Download...
Taking a thermodynamic approach: Baron Chanda
A conversation with Baron Chanda, winner of the 2013 Paul F. Cranefield Award Download PDF transcript Key Words: Ion channel, gating, voltag...
Friends of Physiology: Clay Armstrong and Clara Franzini Armstrong
A conversation with Clay Armstrong, who has devoted many years to investigating ion channel permeability mechanisms and gating processes, an...
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This page lists 15 episodes for Sounds Physiological.