Peripheral NaV1.7 modulation reveals divergent peripheral and central adaptations in persistent trigeminal pain
Trigeminal pain produces persistent facial hypersensitivity that is difficult to treat. Ion channels contribute to the pathology of trigeminal pain, but the consequences of their modulation remain poorly understood. We previously demonstrated that voltage-gated sodium channel Nav1.7 is a therapeutic target that can be indirectly modulated via interaction with collapsin mediated response protein 2…
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