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    包括TRPV3在内的过渡受体潜在化物 (TRPV) 通道,表现出明显的冷和热激活通路. 甲基卡纳比瓦林 (THCV) 的结合影响TRPV3

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    热量的热量容量 热量容量链接交易所 链接交易所部分展开的部分展开蛋白质热活性蛋白质的热活性温度灵敏度是指温度的灵敏度.热力学特征 热力学特征热稳定性 热稳定性

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