GTP cyclohydrolase and tetrahydrobiopterin regulate pain sensitivity and persistence

Irmgard Tegeder(Goethe University Frankfurt), Clifford J. Woolf(Boston Children's Hospital), Jemiel Nejim(National Institutes of Health), Jörn Lötsch(Goethe Institute), Joachim Scholz(Harvard University), William A. Carlezon(Harvard University), Jan Adolph(Goethe University Frankfurt), Andrew Allchorne(Harvard University), Corina Ehnert(Goethe University Frankfurt), Swetha Sama(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), David Goldman(Unknown), Inna Belfer(National Institutes of Health), Claudiu Marian(Goethe University Frankfurt), Steven J. Atlas(Massachusetts General Hospital), Aram Parsegian(Harvard University), Michael Costigan(Harvard University Press), Tianxia Wu(National Institutes of Health), Roger B. Fillingim(University of Florida), Andrea Abele(Goethe University Frankfurt), Gerd Geißlinger(Goethe University Frankfurt), Robert S. Griffin(Harvard University), Mitchell B. Max(National Institutes of Health), William Maixner(University of Copenhagen), Luda Diatchenko(McGill University), Helmut Schmidt(Goethe University Frankfurt), Alexander M. Binshtok(Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Nature Medicine
October 22, 2006
10.1038/nm1490
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