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Epigenetic modification of DRG neuronal gene expression subsequent to nerve injury: Etiological contribution to Complex Regional Pain Syndromes (Part II)

2014-01-01

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Cumulating evidence indicated that nerve injury-associated cellular and molecular changes play an essential role in contributing to the development of pathological pain, and more recent findings implicated the critical role of epigenetic mechanisms in pain-related sensitization in the DRG subsequent to nerve injury. In this part of the dyad review (Part II), we reviewed and paid special attention on the etiologica...

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Literature Corpus work: c1c2ad78-5d46-5325-8671-c908ea06efc6
DOI: 10.12659/msm.890707

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