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Liberles, Stephen

<p>Nov 02, 2017 07:25 PM</p>

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outstanding lecture today in Clark S360. &nbsp;&nbsp;Harvard Med School, Prof of Cell Bio.</p>

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<a href="mailto:stephen_liberles@hms.harvard.edu">stephen_liberles@hms.harvard.edu</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;(reminds me of his colleague &nbsp;David Ginty's work, qv)

both study &nbsp;GPCRs/ mechanoreceptors and on up. &nbsp;&nbsp;SL: in olfac. and vagal N.</p>

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abstract for today:

Dr. Liberles studies how sensory systems control physiology and animal behavior. Our five basic external senses - touch, taste, vision, hearing, and smell - and our internal senses that ensure bodily homeostasis are strong drivers of behavior. His lab studies the mouse vagus nerve and olfactory system to unravel the logic of sensory systems - from stimulus detection in the periphery to the orchestration of behavioral and physiological response</p>

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