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2019
paper:doi-10-1016-j-isci-2019-11-014Regenerative Adaptation to Electrochemical Perturbation in Planaria: A Molecular Analysis of Physiological Plasticity
ByMaya Emmons‐Bell·Fallon Durant·Angela Tung·Alexis Pietak·Kelsie A. Miller·Anna Kane+4 more
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exposure, inducing adaptation without prior exposure, whereas blockade of TRPM channels reversed adaptation. Such highly adaptive plasticity may represent an attractive target for biomedical strategies in a wide range of applications beyond its immediate relevance to excitotoxicity preconditioning.
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