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Yiming Shen1, Richárd Fiáth2, Baskar Mohana Krishnan1

  • 1Section on Neural Circuits, National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, United States.

eLife
|January 27, 2026
PubMed
概括

TRPV3离子通道通过使神经元保持活跃,有助于在发烧期间保持稳定的大脑活动. 这一发现对于了解儿童发烧引起的发作至关重要.

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在 TRPV3 中.皮层神经元,皮层神经元.发烧性发作 发烧性发作发烧 发烧 发烧恒常状态 恒常状态 恒常状态 恒常状态这里是鼠标鼠标鼠标鼠标鼠标鼠标.神经科学 神经科学温度的温度的温度的温度的温度

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