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Extended maturation of the HD10.6 immortalised human dorsal root ganglion cell line enables modelling of nociceptive responses and neural injury

2026-06-04

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Human sensory neuron models are an important resource for studying pain mechanisms and axon injury and repair. Current systems are limited by accessibility, scalability, or incomplete functional maturation. The HD10.6 human dorsal root ganglion-derived immortalised cell line represents a promising alternative; however, its maturation trajectory and suitability for disease modelling remain incompletely defined. Her...

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8083c1a7-fb5b-5ab7-8cc8-cdda6086be7b
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10.64898/2026.06.01.729276
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