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Human assembloid model of the ascending neural sensory pathway

2024-03-12

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The ascending somatosensory pathways convey crucial information about pain, touch, itch, and body part movement from peripheral organs to the central nervous system. Despite a significant need for effective therapeutics modulating pain and other somatosensory modalities, clinical translation remains challenging, which is likely related to species-specific features and the lack of in vitro models to directly probe...

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3607ad65-f631-586c-9644-93cf21472095
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10.1101/2024.03.11.584539
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