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Genetic ablation of GINIP-expressing primary sensory neurons strongly impairs Formalin-evoked pain.

Scientific reports - 27 Feb 2017

Urien Louise, Gaillard Stéphane, Lo Re Laure, Malapert Pascale, Bohic Manon, Reynders Ana, Moqrich Aziz

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Primary sensory neurons are heterogeneous by myriad of molecular criteria. However, the functional significance of this remarkable heterogeneity is just emerging. We precedently described the GINIP+ neurons as a new subpopulation of non peptidergic C-fibers encompassing the free nerve ending cutaneous MRGPRD+ neurons and C-LTMRs. Using our recently generated ginip mouse model, we have been able to selectively...

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PMID: 28240741
DOI: 10.1038/srep43493
PMCID: PMC5378905

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