Acute Cold Hypersensitivity Characteristically Induced by Oxaliplatin is Caused by the Enhanced Responsiveness of TRPA1 in Mice
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Acute Cold Hypersensitivity Characteristically Induced by Oxaliplatin is Caused by the Enhanced Responsiveness of TRPA1 in Mice
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Molecular Pain
Volume 8, Issue -, Pages 1744-8069-8-55
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SAGE Publications
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2012-07-28
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10.1186/1744-8069-8-55
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