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Species-specific cutaneous protein signatures upon incision injury and correlation with distinct pain-related phenotypes in humans

2022-03-08

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Pain after surgery is common, and its management remains a clinical challenge. Severe acute and prolonged post-surgical pain impairs immediate recovery and leads to long-term consequences like chronic pain, opioid dependency, and reduced quality of life. Althought rodent pain incision models exist, translation to patients is still hampered. To bridge this gap, we combined sensory phenotyping with quantitative prot...

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3bfe8186-82f7-589b-aa09-d652259c17ca
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10.1101/2022.03.07.482980
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