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Explores the structure and function of TRP channels in temperature and pain perception, covering topics such as activation by capsaicin and modulation of channel currents.
Discusses the integration of metabolic pathways, focusing on gluconeogenesis and glycolysis, and their hormonal regulation in maintaining glucose homeostasis.
