Paradoxical increases in anterior cingulate cortex activity during nitrous oxide–induced analgesia reveal a signature of pain affect
Jarret A.P. Weinrich(University of California, San Francisco), Allan I. Basbaum(W. M. Keck Foundation), Jorge Benitez(University of California, San Francisco), Mikhail I. Nemenov(Mountain View College), Mollie X. Bernstein(University of California, San Francisco), Mervyn Maze(University of California, San Francisco), Christopher R. Andolina(University of California, San Francisco), Cindy D. Liu(University of California, San Francisco), Sian Rodriguez-Rosado(Universidad Católica de Santa Fe), João Braz(University of California, San Francisco), Madison Jewell(University of California, San Francisco)
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