TRP channels and pain.
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Summary
TRP channels are suggested to be involved in processes as diverse as sensory neuron activation events, neurotransmitter release and action in the spinal cord, and release of inflammatory mediators, which strongly suggest that specific and selective inhibition of TRP channel activity will be of use in alleviating pain.
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- article
- Published
- 2007-08-01
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- 62
- References
- 136
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- Open access
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Keywords
Bachelor, Inclusion (mineral), Curriculum, Mathematics education, Service (business)
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