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C/N/578. Role of substance P in pain perception
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- 2011
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The paper looks at the biological mechanisms and clinical manifestations of pain exploring the role of Substance P (SP) in pain perception and examining evidence as to whether the elimination of neurons containing SP may result in the modulation of pain response.
KEYWORDS: substance P, SP, pain perception, neurons,
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