Activation of spinal TDAG8 and its downstream PKA signaling pathway contribute to bone cancer pain in rats

Lihua Hang(Jiangsu University), Zuo Jian-ling(Soochow University), Xiuyun Wang(Wenzhou Medical University), Qi‐nian Xu(Soochow University), Lina Wang(Hubei University of Science and Technology), Fu‐Hai Ji(Soochow University), Jianping Yang(Soochow University), Feng Guo(Soochow University), Wei Yin(Soochow University), Donghua Shao(Shanghai Veterinary Research Institute)
European Journal of Neuroscience
April 20, 2012
10.1111/j.1460-9568.2012.08087.x
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