Cancer-Induced Bone Pain Sequentially Activates the ERK/MAPK Pathway in Different Cell Types in the Rat Spinal Cord - Concepedia

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Cancer-Induced Bone Pain Sequentially Activates the ERK/MAPK Pathway in Different Cell Types in the Rat Spinal Cord

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2011

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Lina Wang, Ming Yao, Jianping Yang, Jun Peng, Yan Peng, Caifang Li, Yanbing Zhang, Fu‐Hai Ji, Hao Cheng, Qi‐nian Xu,

Abstract

The ERK inhibitors could have a useful role in CIBP management, because the same target is expressed in various cells at different times.

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