Neurophysiological Mystery of How We Feel Cold Solved by Nobel Laureate's Team

A team led by Nobel laureate David Julius has uncovered the processes occurring in nerve cells below 26 degrees Celsius, a discovery that could lead to better treatment for cold pain.

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der-standardGerman3h ago

Neurophysiologisches Rätsel gelöst, wie wir Kälte spüren

Ein Team um Nobelpreisträger David Julius fand heraus, was sich in den Nervenzellen bei unter 26 Grad Celsius abspielt. Dadurch könnte Kälteschmerz besser therapierbar werden

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Neurophysiological Mystery of How We Feel Cold Solved by Nobel Laureate's Team

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