Neuron Article Distinct Roles of TRP Channels in Auditory Transduction and Amplification in Drosophila Brendan P. Lehnert,1 Allison E. Baker,1 Quentin Gaudry,1 Ann-Shyn Chiang,2 and Rachel I. Wilson1,*

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Date: 2013-01-17 08:52:47 Computational neuroscience Electrophysiology Neural coding Auditory system Medical tests Transient receptor potential channel Olfaction Evoked potential Antennal lobe Biology Neuroscience Nervous system		Neuron Article Distinct Roles of TRP Channels in Auditory Transduction and Amplification in Drosophila Brendan P. Lehnert,1 Allison E. Baker,1 Quentin Gaudry,1 Ann-Shyn Chiang,2 and Rachel I. Wilson1,* Add to Reading List Source URL: wilson.med.harvard.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,48 MB Share Document on Facebook

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