Are stretch-sensitive channels in molluscan cells and elsewhere physiological mechanotransducers?
Abstract Single-channel recordings of dozens of cell types, including invertebrate (molluscan) and vertebrate heart cells, reveal stretch-sensitive ion channels. The physiological roles of these channels are undoubtedly diverse but it is usually assumed that the roles they play are related to the ch...
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