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Injury-induced cold sensitization in <i>Drosophila</i> larvae involves behavioral shifts that require the TRP channels Pkd2 and Brv1

2018-06-08

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Nociceptive sensitization involves an increase in responsiveness of pain sensing neurons to sensory stimuli, typically through the lowering of their nociceptive threshold. Nociceptive sensitization is common following tissue damage, inflammation, and disease and serves to protect the affected area while it heals. Organisms can become sensitized to a range of noxious and innocuous stimuli, including thermal stimuli...

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10.1101/342717
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