Peripheral endomorphins drive mechanical alloknesis under the enzymatic control of CD26/DPPIV
Eriko Komiya(Juntendo University), Kenji Takamori(Juntendo University), Hakushun Sakairi(Juntendo University), Mitsutoshi Tominaga(Juntendo University), Sumika Toyama(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), K. Honda(Juntendo University), Ryo Hatano(Juntendo University), Takumi Itoh(Juntendo University), Ryoma Kishi(Juntendo University), Yuji Kamikubo(Juntendo University), Yayoi Kamata(Juntendo University), Takashi Sakurai(Juntendo University), Munehiro Tsurumachi(Juntendo University), Chikao Morimoto(Juntendo University), Kei Ohnuma(Juntendo University)
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