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Specific Involvement of Atypical PKCξ/PKMξ in Spinal Persistent Nociceptive Processing following Peripheral Inflammation in Rat

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2011

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Fabien Marchand, Richard D’Mello, Ping K. Yip, Margarita Calvo, Émilie Muller, Sophie Pezet, Anthony H. Dickenson, Stephen B. McMahon
Molecular Pain

Abstract

These results suggest that PKCζ, especially PKMζ isoform, is a significant factor involved in spinal persistent nociceptive processing, specifically, the manifestation of chronic pain states following peripheral inflammation.

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