Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Na(v) 1.8-null mice show stimulus-dependent deficits in spinal neuronal activity.
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Anthony H Dickenson
Elizabeth A Matthews
John N Wood
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10.1186/1744-8069-2-5
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2006-02-14T00:00:00Z
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