Thermal Excitation of the Mechanotransduction Apparatus of Hair Cells.

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Thermal Excitation of the Mechanotransduction Apparatus of Hair Cells.

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A J Hudspeth

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Brian A Fabella

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Julien B Azimzadeh

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Nathaniel R Kastan

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10.1016/J.NEURON.2018.01.013

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Mechanotransduction

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