Protease‐activated receptor 2 sensitizes the transient receptor potential vanilloid 4 ion channel to cause mechanical hyperalgesia in mice
Andrew Grant(University of California, San Francisco), Nigel W. Bunnett(New York University), Stephen Vanner(Queen's University), Elizabeth K. Joseph(University of California, San Francisco), Nathalie Vergnolle(Inserm), Jon D. Levine(Levin Institute), Graeme S. Cottrell(University of California, San Francisco), Paola Nicoletti(University of Florence), Carlos Barajas López(Institute for Scientific and Technological Research), Francisco Bautista‐Cruz(Institute for Scientific and Technological Research), Gerald W. Zamponi(Alberta Children's Hospital), Wolfgang Liedtke(Duke University), Serena Materazzi(University of Florence), Christophe Altier(University of Calgary), Silvia Amadesi(University of California, San Francisco), Pierangelo Geppetti(University of Florence), Marcello Trevisani(University of Ferrara), Nicolas Cénac(Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier)
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