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Screening for pain phenotypes: analysis of three congenic mouse strains on a battery of nine nociceptive assays.

Pain - 15 Dec 2006

Mogil Jeffrey S, Ritchie Jennifer, Sotocinal Susana G, Smith Shad B, Croteau Sylvie, Levitin Daniel J, Naumova Anna K

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In an attempt to identify new genes responsible for variability in pain sensitivity, we tested three congenic mouse strains--in which a small portion of the genome of the MOLF/Ei strain has been placed on a C57BL/6 genetic background--on a battery of nine nociceptive assays, chosen to reflect those assays in most common use in the pain literature. Mice of both sexes were evaluated by two different testers at...

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PMID: 16842916
DOI: 10.1016/j.pain.2006.06.004

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