The Bile Acid Receptor TGR5 Activates the TRPA1 Channel to Induce Itch in Mice
TinaMarie Lieu(Sage Therapeutics (United States)), Nigel W. Bunnett(New York University), Carlos U. Corvera(University of California, San Francisco), Romke Bron(University of Melbourne), Dane D. Jensen(Australian Research Council), Daniel P. Poole(Monash University), Gihan Jayaweera, Silke Haerteis(University of Regensburg), Martin Steinhoff(Cornell University), Peishen Zhao(Discovery Institute), Christoph Korbmacher(Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), Romina Nassini(University of Florence), Megan S. Grace(RMIT University), Serena Materazzi(University of Florence), Matteus Krappitz(Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), Pierangelo Geppetti(University of Florence), Peter McIntyre(University of Otago), Yvette Wilson(University of Melbourne)
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