Molecular Pain

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Jianguo Gu, University of Cincinnati
Min Zhuo, University of Toronto

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Transient receptor potential melastatin 8 (TRPM8) channels are involved in body temperature regulation

Gavva NR, Davis C, Lehto SG, Rao S, Wang W and Zhu DXD Molecular Pain 2012, 8:36 (9 May 2012)
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Lamina I NK1 expressing projection neurones are functional in early postnatal rats and contribute to the setting up of adult mechanical sensory thresholds.

Man SHW, Geranton SM and Hunt SP Molecular Pain 2012, 8:35 (27 April 2012)
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Mitogen activated protein kinase phosphatase-1 prevents the development of tactile sensitivity in a rodent model of neuropathic pain

Ndong C, Landry RP, DeLeo JA and Romero-Sandoval EA Molecular Pain 2012, 8:34 (27 April 2012)
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Network dynamics in nociceptive pathways assessed by the neuronal avalanche model

Wu JJS, Shih HC, Yen CT and Shyu BC Molecular Pain 2012, 8:33 (26 April 2012)
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Patients With Fibromyalgia Display Less Functional Connectivity In The Brain's Pain Inhibitory Network

Jensen KB, Loitoile R, Kosek E, Petzke F, Carville S, Fransson , Marcus H, Williams SCR et al. Molecular Pain 2012, 8:32 (26 April 2012)
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Distinct degree of radiculopathy at different levels of peripheral nerve injury

Takiguchi N, Yoshida M, Taniguchi W, Hashizume H, Yamada H, Miyazaki N, Nishio N and Nakatsuka T Molecular Pain 2012, 8:31 (26 April 2012)
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The emergence of adolescent onset pain hypersensitivity following neonatal nerve injury.

Vega-Avelaira D, McKelvey R, Hathway G and Fitzgerald M Molecular Pain 2012, 8:30 (24 April 2012)
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Lidocaine patch (5%) is no more potent than placebo in treating chronic back pain when tested in a randomised double blind placebo controlled brain imaging study

Hashmi JA, Baliki M, Chanda ML, Huang L, Parks E, Schnitzer T and Apkarian V Molecular Pain 2012, 8:29 (24 April 2012)
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PAPupuncture has localized and long-lasting antinociceptive effects in mouse models of acute and chronic pain

Hurt JK and Zylka MJ Molecular Pain 2012, 8:28 (23 April 2012)
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The effect of minocycline on the masticatory movements following the inferior alveolar nerve transection in freely moving rats

Mostafeezur RMD, Zakir HMD, Yamada Y, Yamamura K, Iwata K, Sessle BJ and Kitagawa J Molecular Pain 2012, 8:27 (20 April 2012)
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Molecular Pain considers manuscripts in pain research at the cellular, subcellular and molecular levels. Molecular Pain provides a forum for molecular pain scientists to communicate their research findings in a targeted manner to others in this important and growing field.

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Translational investigation and treatment of neuropathic pain

Xu B, Descalzi G, Ye HR, Zhuo M and Wang YW

Molecular Pain 2012, 8:15 (9 March 2012)

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Jianguo Gu

Jianguo Gu is currently a Professor of Anaesthesiology, in the Department of Anaesthesiology, College of Medicine at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio. He is the founder of Molecular Pain. “In our journey to explore molecular pain mechanisms and to identify effective targets for pain management, it is important for scientists around the world to have a rapid and freely accessible forum for exchanging ideas, debating hot topics, developing collaborations, promoting science, and improving pain medicine. As an online, Open Access journal, Molecular Pain will help to fulfill these goals.”

Min Zhuo

Min Zhuo is a Professor of Physiology, University of Toronto. He is the founding editor and editor-in-chief for the online journal of Molecular Pain, and the founding and executive editor for Molecular Brain. “Molecular Pain provides rapid and open access publications for neuroscientists who are interested in basic mechanism of pain and nociceptive at molecular and systemic levels. We promote integrative neurobiological approaches to reveal novel pain mechanisms and potential drugs targets for future treatment of chronic pain in human beings.”

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