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  • The Gold Standard: Studies of Human Nociceptors Taking Off. Thanks to organ donors, researchers are finding ways to access coveted cellsThis link opens in a new window., by Stephani Sutherland, 19 Dec 2014
  • Human pain in a dish: Native DRG neurons and differentiated pluripotent stem cellsThis link opens in a new window., by Dib-Hajj, Sulayman D, 2014 Sep;155(9):1681-2
  • Scratching Relieves Itch by Quieting Nerve CellsThis link opens in a new window., by Benedict Carey, April 6, 2009
  • Grasping for Clues to The Biology of Itch This link opens in a new window. , by Greg Miller, Science12 Oct 2007:Vol. 318, Issue 5848, pp. 188-189
  • The itch-producing agents histamine and cowhage activate separate populations of primate spinothalamic tract neurons.This link opens in a new window., by J Neurosci.2007 Sep 12;27(37):10007-14, reviewed by Gil Yosipovitch

  • Journal Covers

    • Trends in Neuroscience: December 2010 Volume 33, Issue 12 On pages 550-558, Davidson and Giesler highlight recent studies that have advanced our understanding of the multiple pathways involved in the generation of itch, its relationship with pain processing, and the intrinsic mechanisms that inhibit itch after scratching. The cover image depicts Dante, Virgil and the Plague-stricken, from ‘The Divine Comedy’ (vellum). Image credit: Italian School, The Bridgeman Art Library Collection (Getty Images).
    • Brain Research: A microinjection technique for targeting regions of embryonic and neonatal mouse brain in vivo.
    • The Journal of Pain: Pruritus is a primary complaint associated with dry skin and other dermatoses that compromise skin barrier integrity, such as atopic dermatitis and psoriasis. The mechanisms by which dry skin generates itch are unclear. This study examines the underlying neurobiological mechanisms. See Valtcheva et al, page 346.
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