The search for novel analgesics: re-examining spinal cord circuits with new tools
In this perspective, we propose the absence of detailed information regarding spinal cord circuits that process sensory information remains a major barrier to advancing analgesia. We highlight recent advances showing that functionally discrete populations of neurons in the spinal cord dorsal horn pl...
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Main Authors: | Kelly M Smith (Author), Jessica F Madden (Author), Robert J Callister (Author), David I Hughes (Author), Brett A Graham (Author) |
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2014-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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