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Title: Fast-conducting mechanoreceptors contribute to withdrawal behavior in normal and nerve injured rats.
Authors: Boada, M. Danilo1, Martin, Thomas J.1, Peters, Christopher M.1, Hayashida, Kenichiro1, Harris, Michael H.1, Houle, Timothy T.1, Boyden, Edward S.2, Eisenach, James C.1, Ririe, Douglas G.1 dririe@wakehealth.edu
Source: PAIN. Dec2014, Vol. 155 Issue 12, p2646-2655. 10p.
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