Summary
The paper discusses the characterization of transgenic mouse lines for the thermosensitive ion channel TRPM8, its functional assessment, extraganglionic expression and identification of new innervation targets.
Categories
Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses the role of the TRPM8 ion channel in sensory neurons, which are crucial for cognitive functions and memory.
Neuroscience: The paper is a doctoral thesis in neuroscience, focusing on the study of the TRPM8 ion channel in transgenic mice.
Author(s)
P Ordás
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