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First published 2011-1

The ADP Receptor P2Y 1 is Necessary for Normal Thermal Sensitivity in Cutaneous Polymodal Nociceptors

Derek C Molliver, Kristofer K Rau, Sabrina L McIlwrath [...]

Molecular Pain

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First published 1997-07

Capsaicin-sensitive Aδ Fibers in Cat Tooth Pulp

H. Ikeda, Y. Tokita, H. Suda

Journal of Dental Research

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First published 1999-1

Dental Injury Models: Experimental Tools for Understanding Neuroinflammatory Interactions and Polymodal Nociceptor Functions

M.R. Byers, M.V.O. Narhi

Critical Reviews in Oral Biology & Medicine

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First published 2018

Differential modulation of voltage-gated sodium channels by nerve growth factor in three major subsets of TrkA-expressing nociceptors

Irina Schaefer, Vincenzo Prato, Alice Arcourt [...]

Molecular Pain

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First published 2024-08

Mechanical and cold polymodality coexist in tactile peripheral afferents,and it’s not mediated by TRPM8

M Danilo Boada, Silvia Gutierrez

Molecular Pain

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First published 1994-4

A New Fibrin Seal: Functional Evaluation of Sensory Regeneration Following Primary Repair of Peripheral Nerves

B. POVLSEN

Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume)

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First published 2004-5

Capsaicin Receptor Expression in Rat Laryngeal Innervation

Toshiyuki Uno, Shinobu Koike, Ryuichi Hirota [...]

Annals of Otology,Rhinology & Laryngology

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First published 2001-03

Hot Feet: Erythromelalgia and Related Disorders

Robert B. Layzer

Journal of Child Neurology

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First published 1995-2

Structural and functional regeneration in hairy and glabrous skin after fibrin sealing of transected peripheral nerves in the rat

B. Povlsen, N. Stankovic, P. Danielsson [...]

Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience

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First published 2010-1

Cutaneous C-polymodal Fibers Lacking TRPV1 are Sensitized to Heat following Inflammation,but Fail to Drive Heat Hyperalgesia in the Absence of TPV1 Containing C-heat Fibers

H Richard Koerber, Sabrina L McIlwrath, Jeffrey J Lawson [...]

Molecular Pain

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