Sensitisation of TRPV1 in rat sensory neurones by activation of SNSRs
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Acknowledgements
We would like to thank Dr. Vittorio Vellani for help with patch clamp experiments and for supply of the PKC-ɛ antibody, Dr. Xuming Zhang for helpful comments and Dr. Dajan O’Donnell of AstraZeneca R&D Montreal for the supply of BAM (8-22). S.A. Honan was supported by an A.J. Clark studentship from the British Pharmacological Society.
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