Temperature-Evoked Channel Activation: Simultaneous Detection of Ionic Currents and Temperature

  • Tominaga M
  • Uchida K
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Abstract

Since the cloning of the first thermosensitive TRP channel, a capsaicin receptor TRPV1, in 1997, nine thermosensitive TRP channels have been identified. Thermosensitive TRP channels can be used to detect local temperatures by expression in HEK293 cells as a kind of biosensor, as described in Chap. 21, with a patch-clamp method. Because analyses of the thermosensitive ion channels have not yet been widely performed, the thermosensitive ion channels and detailed methods for their analysis are introduced here. © Springer 2012.

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Tominaga, M., & Uchida, K. (2012). Temperature-Evoked Channel Activation: Simultaneous Detection of Ionic Currents and Temperature (pp. 343–351). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-53993-3_22

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