Why we don’t twitch when we smoke: Henry Lester

Sounds Physiological by Rockefeller University Press

Aug 24, 2015Science & Medicine

A conversation with Henry Lester on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, inside-out pharmacology, teaching MOOCs, and Richard Feynman’s thoughts about single-channel recording. Download PDF transcript Key words: nico...

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