MicroRNA Circulating in the Early Aftermath of Motor Vehicle Collision Predict Persistent Pain Development and Suggest a Role for microRNA in Sex-Specific Pain Differences
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MicroRNA Circulating in the Early Aftermath of Motor Vehicle Collision Predict Persistent Pain Development and Suggest a Role for microRNA in Sex-Specific Pain Differences
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Keywords
microRNA, Stress induced pain, Persistent axial pain, Motor vehicle collision, Sexual dimorphism, microRNA, Motor vehicle collision, African Americans, Musculoskeletal pain
Journal
Molecular Pain
Volume 11, Issue -, Pages s12990-015-0069
Publisher
SAGE Publications
Online
2015-10-25
DOI
10.1186/s12990-015-0069-3
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