Accès ouvert
2018
article
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Mark John Wall, Nalin L. Subasinghe, Michael P. Winters, Mary Lou Lubin et autres
us
(code pays fourni par la source)
2014
article
OpenAlex
Michael P. Winters, Nalin L. Subasinghe, Mark John Wall, Edward J. Beck et autres
us
(code pays fourni par la source)
2014
article
OpenAlex
Michael P. Winters, Nalin L. Subasinghe, Mark John Wall, Edward J. Beck et autres
us
(code pays fourni par la source)
2012
article
OpenAlex
Nalin L. Subasinghe, Mark John Wall, Michael P. Winters, Na Qin et autres
us
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Accès ouvert
2012
article
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Jay M. Matthews, Na Qin, Raymond W. Colburn, Scott L. Dax et autres
us, cn
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2010
article
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Michael Finley, Mary Lou Lubin, Michael P. Neeper, Edward J. Beck et autres
Abstract The N-type voltage-gated calcium channel (Cav2.2) has been intensively explored as a target for novel, small-molecule analgesic drugs because of its distribution in the pain pathway and its role in nociceptive processing. For example, Cav2.2 is localized at presynaptic terminals of …
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Accès ouvert
2008
article
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Guozhang Xu, Marta C. Abad, Peter J. Connolly, Michael P. Neeper et autres
us
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Accès ouvert
2008
article
OpenAlex
Na Qin, Michael P. Neeper, Yi Liu, Tasha L. Hutchinson et autres
Transient receptor potential V2 (TRPV2) has been proposed to be a high-threshold thermosensor. However, further elucidation of the channel properties and physiological role of TRPV2 have been hindered by the lack of selective pharmacological tools as well as by the species-dependent differences …
us
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Accès ouvert
2008
article
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Guozhang Xu, Lily L. Searle, Terry V. Hughes, Amanda K. Beck et autres
us
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2007
dataset
OpenAlex
Marta C. Abad, Gen-Yang Xu, Michael P. Neeper, G.T. Struble et autres
Accès ouvert
2007
article
OpenAlex
Michael P. Neeper, Yi Liu, Tasha L. Hutchinson, Yan Wang et autres
TRPV2 has been proposed as a potential pain target, in part due to its relatedness to the nociceptor TRPV1 and to its reported activation by noxious high temperatures (>52 degrees C). However, TRPV2 responses to heat as well as to the nonselective …
us
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2005
dataset
OpenAlex
Lei Qiao, Carsten Baumann, Carl S. Crysler, Nisha S. Ninan et autres