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Hot and Cold Nociception Are Genetically Correlated

15 Sept 1999

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Recent experiments in our laboratory have revealed a genetic correlation of the sensitivity of inbred mouse strains to different assays of nociception using noxious heat stimuli. An open question is whether the property of the noxious stimulus underlying the genetic correlation is heat specifically or simply a temperature (hot or cold) in the noxious range. The existing electrophysiological, psychophysical,...

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PMID: 10479718
DOI: 10.1523/jneurosci.19-18-j0003.1999

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