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  • Spring 2003- Issue Number 50

Below are the feature articles from Physiology News Issue 50, Spring 2003.

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Cannon’s Peak – a challenge to Society members

A mountain named after a physiologist – do you know of other geographical features named in this way?

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A physiologist digresses about piping

As a physiologist in Scotland, Geoffrey Walsh cannot miss the potentialities for the study of pipers and piping
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Labouring Lord

An interview with Professor Robert Winston
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Nitric oxide microsensors

Roger Wadsworth reports on a symposium to discuss the physiological measurement of nitric oxide using electrochemical microsensors held at the European Society for Microcirculation 2002 meeting in Exeter

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pH phantoms – a physiological phenomenon?

Recently Christof Schwiening’s lab has shown that fast local pH shifts can occur in nerve cells. But now he is perplexed. The shifts seem to be large, even during modest amounts of electrical activity. Why has no one seen them before? Are they just phantoms? If they are real, are they important or not?

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Limbs in limbo: the problem of targeting

Keri Lee Page focuses on the problems inherent in an action as apparently simple as scratching an itch
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