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The physics of nerves and lipid ion channels

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The content will be about our recent intensive studies on electromechanical pulse propagation in biomembrane cylinders that explain many observations made on nerves, and the simultaneously occurring current fluctuations that are indistinguishable from protein channel events. It is a thermodynamic view on electrophysiology.

This talk is part of the Physics of Medicine (PoM) Seminar Series series.

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