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Contribution of Endocannabinoid Gene Expression and Genotype on Low Back Pain Susceptibility and Chronicity.

The Clinical journal of pain - 1 Jan 2018

Ramesh Divya, D'Agata Amy, Starkweather Angela R, Young Erin E

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BACKGROUND: A major research emphasis has been focused on defining the molecular changes that occur from acute to chronic pain to identify potential therapeutic targets for chronic pain. As the endocannabinoid system is dynamically involved in pain signaling, a plausible mechanism that may contribute to chronic pain vulnerability involves alterations in the amount of circulating endocannabinoids. Therefore, this...

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PMID: 28481838
DOI: 10.1097/AJP.0000000000000508
PMCID: PMC5671913

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LBP
CNR2
TRPV1
CNR1

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