Selenoether oxytocin analogues have analgesic properties in a mouse model of chronic abdominal pain
Aline D. de Araujo, Paul F. Alewood(The University of Queensland), Glenn F. King(The University of Queensland), Stuart M. Brierley(South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute), Jingjing Wan(Sun Yat-sen University), Richard J. Lewis(AstraZeneca (Netherlands)), Mehdi Mobli(The University of Queensland), Markus Muttenthaler(The University of Queensland), Zoltan Dekan(The University of Queensland), Joel Castro(South Australian Museum), Andrea M. Harrington(Hanson Institute), Irina Vetter(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)
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