… and ion channels that respond to thermal, mechanical, and … at which we begin to experience
heat as painful. After its … , changing the chemical character or phenotype of the neuron. …

… We report here on a broad sensory and motor phenotyping of … in response to plantar
incision hyperalgesia (thermal) with … , uncontrolled retrospective pilot study of 16 consecutive …

… assumed primarily to be peripheral, spinal, and cerebral sensitization processes due to
neurogenic inflammatory (auto-)immune response, autonomic dysregulation, and maladaptive …

… phenotypes in vivo, but MSCs rarely express Connexin-43. … : Recent studies have demonstrated
that enhanced heat shock pro… Survey responses were standardized to a 100 point scale. …

… phenotypes in vivo, but MSCs rarely express Connexin-43. … : Recent studies have demonstrated
that enhanced heat shock pro… Survey responses were standardized to a 100 point scale. …

… Thermal Sensitization produce secondary hyperalgesia with a high level of reproducibility,
which can be applied to investigate different phenotypes related … ran a pilot study in younger …

… thermal or mechanical allodynia, are frequently associated with … by quantitative sensory
testing (QST), usually using … ultimately affect the clinical phenotype and response to therapy. …

… surgery to repeat portions of the preoperative phenotype. … After a literature review we
conducted a pilot study for genetic … the orofacial operant test to assess behavioral responses to …

… and thermal hyperalgesia following a lesion from spinal nerve … phenotype changes after
injury to the adjacent L5 spinal … in primate studies of dorsal horn cells where the response to …

… with alterations in the phenotype of dorsal horn neu rons and … ) and quantitative sensory
test ing (QST) in humans are the … Radiant heat applied to a small area on the tail; reaction time …