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Group I metabotropic glutamate receptor plasticity after peripheral inflammation alters nociceptive transmission in the dorsal of the spinal cord in adult rats.
Radwani, Houda; Roca-Lapirot, Olivier; Aby, Franck; Lopez-Gonzalez, Maria José; Benazzouz, Rabia; Errami, Mohammed; Favereaux, Alexandre; Landry, Marc; Fossat, Pascal.
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  • Radwani H; Interdisciplinary institute for neuroscience (IINS), CNRS, UMR5297. Bordeaux. France.
  • Roca-Lapirot O; Interdisciplinary institute for neuroscience (IINS), CNRS, UMR5297. Bordeaux. France.
  • Aby F; Interdisciplinary institute for neuroscience (IINS), CNRS, UMR5297. Bordeaux. France.
  • Lopez-Gonzalez MJ; Interdisciplinary institute for neuroscience (IINS), CNRS, UMR5297. Bordeaux. France.
  • Benazzouz R; Interdisciplinary institute for neuroscience (IINS), CNRS, UMR5297. Bordeaux. France.
  • Errami M; University of Abdelmalek Essaâdi, Faculty of Sciences, Laboratory: ''Physiology and Physiopathology''. Tetouan, Morocco.
  • Favereaux A; Interdisciplinary institute for neuroscience (IINS), CNRS, UMR5297. Bordeaux. France.
  • Landry M; Interdisciplinary institute for neuroscience (IINS), CNRS, UMR5297. Bordeaux. France.
Mol Pain ; 13: 1744806917737934, 2017.
Article in En | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-29020860
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Full text: 1 Database: MEDLINE Main subject: Receptors, Metabotropic Glutamate / Hyperalgesia / Inflammation / Neuronal Plasticity Language: En Journal: Mol Pain Year: 2017 Type: Article
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