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“... the locus coeruleus (LC). The PAG plays a crucial role in descending pain modulation as it conveys the...”
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“...Pain modulation can be achieved using neuromodulatory tools that influence various levels of the...”
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“.... Results showed that cohabitation with a conspecific with chronic pain decreases and increases neuronal...”
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