Pain and Itch Processing in Aged Mice
João Braz(University of California, San Francisco), Allan I. Basbaum(W. M. Keck Foundation), Madison Jewell(University of California, San Francisco), Sian Rodriguez-Rosado(Universidad Católica de Santa Fe), Saul Villeda(Institute of Aging), Katherine Hamel(University of California, San Francisco), Karnika Bhardwaj(University of California, San Francisco), Gregor Bieri(University of California, San Francisco), Veronica Craik(University of California, San Francisco)
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