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A molecular and spinal circuit basis for the functional segregation of itch and pain

Noh et al., 2025

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Noh M
Corrigan K
Williams S
Peirs C
Leone M
Headrick D
Guvercin M
Lee S
Phan B
Yeramosu D
Babu S
Brown A
Van De Weerd R
Zhao X
Dum R
Mathys H
Pfenning A
Seal R
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Recent advances reveal an extensive cellular diversity within the dorsal horn. How this complexity processes distinct sensations, like itch and pain, remains a fundamental question. We discovered hidden within a population of neurons expressing the gastrin …
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