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Retrotransposons in chronic pain : focusing on roles in gene regulation and neuroinflammation

2020-01-01

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Pain has evolved as a protective mechanism to signal danger, threat, injury and inflammation to an organism; however, this becomes problematic and detrimental to human physiological and psychological wellbeing when it persists without a noxious cause. Transposable elements (TEs) are functional components of genomes that contribute to species specific gene expression patterns; therefore, we explored the role of TEs...

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2ded6799-c807-5383-a852-52c9de98a0e7
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10.17638/03076769
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