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In search of the unexpected: David Clapham

Sounds Physiological by Rockefeller University Press

Dec 29, 2014Science & Medicine

A conversation with David Clapham, on where scientific curiosity can take you. Download PDF transcript Key words: calcium, sperm, mitochondria, cilia, TRPM7, GPCRs, CRAC, noise analysis, patch clamp, channels

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In search of the unexpected: David Clapham is an episode from Sounds Physiological by Rockefeller University Press. A conversation with David Clapham, on where scientific curiosity can take you. Download PDF transcript Key words: calcium, s...

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A conversation with David Clapham, on where scientific curiosity can take you. Download PDF transcript Key words: calcium, sperm, mitochondria, cilia, TRPM7, GPCRs, CRAC, noise analysis, patch clamp, channels

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