Different immune cells mediate mechanical pain hypersensitivity in male and female mice
Robert E. Sorge(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Jeffrey S. Mogil(McGill University), Xiang Shi(Guilin Medical University), Sarah F. Rosen(Washington University in St. Louis), Hao Huang(McGill University), Josiane C.S. Mapplebeck(University of Toronto), Mu Yang(Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine), YuShan Tu(Hospital for Sick Children), Nicolas J. Pillon(Karolinska Institutet), Amira Klip(University of Toronto), Simon Beggs(University of Toronto), Loren J. Martin(University of Toronto), Michael W. Salter(University of Toronto), Sarah Taves(Duke Medical Center), Philip J. Bilan(Hospital for Sick Children), Ji Zhang(Army Medical University), Di Chen(Shanghai Institute of Hematology), Jean‐Sebastien Austin(McGill University), Jessica K. Alexander(University of Toronto), Susana G. Sotocinal(McGill University), Ru‐Rong Ji(Duke University)
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