Biophysics of the Senses Paul McCarthyBiophysics of the Senses connects fundamental properties of physics to biological systems, relating them directly to the human body. It includes discussions of the role of charges and free radicals in disease and homeostasis, how aspects of mechanics impact normal body functions, human bioelectricity and circuitry, forces within the body, and biophysical sensory mechanisms. This is an exciting view of how sensory aspects of biophysics are utilized in
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Based on original research and extensive interviews with Troy Kennedy Martin himself
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demanding a huge seasonal workforce in rural areas around the world
