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12. Functional characteristics of dorsal horn neurons in adult rats treated at birth with capsaicin

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Systemic administration of capsaicin to neonatal rats results in the permanent destruction of up to 90% of their unmyelinated afferent (C) fibres (Nagy et al. 1983)- In this study, the properties of type 2 dorsal horn neurons, which normally receive a convergent input from both myelinated (A) and unmyelinated (C) afferent fibres, have been examined in adult rats treated at birth with capsaicin.

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19 February 1985

Volume 308Issue 1136

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DOI:https://doi.org/10.1098/rstb.1985.0052
Published by:Royal Society
Print ISSN:0080-4622
Online ISSN:2054-0280

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12. Functional characteristics of dorsal horn neurons in adult rats treated at birth with capsaicin

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