Chronic stress‐induced mechanical hyperalgesia is controlled by capsaicin‐sensitive neurones in the mouse
Bálint Scheich(University of Pecs), Zsuzsanna Helyes(Hungarian Research Network), Éva Borbély(University of Pecs), Ádám Dénes(HUN-REN Institute of Experimental Medicine), Zs. Környei(HUN-REN Institute of Experimental Medicine), P. Vincze(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Balázs Gaszner(University of Pecs), Éva Szőke(University of Pecs), Janós Szolcsányi(University of Pecs), Agnes I. Hunyady(Seattle Children's Hospital)
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