Systemic and Trigeminal Pain Pathways
A special issue of Brain Sciences (ISSN 2076-3425). This special issue belongs to the section "Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 May 2020) | Viewed by 183
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Interests: morphology and functional imaging of cells; neuroanatomy and neurophysiology; gene therapy; cell therapy; regenerative medicine
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Dear Colleagues,
Pain is an uncomfortable condition with remarkable clinical relevance. Pain usually arises as a consequence of activation of primary nociceptive afferents by actual or potential tissue damage. However, neuropathic pain arises from activity generated within the nervous system after its injury. Pain transmission and modulation are not exclusively managed by neurons but could also be influenced by non-neuronal cells, such as keratinocytes, immune cells, and glial cells. Whatever the cause, pain remains an unsolved problem for a lot of clinical conditions and needs new and innovative strategies for its management and control.
This Special Issue will provide a collection of cutting-edge studies to deepen the systemic and trigeminal pain pathways ranging from anatomy to molecular, biochemical, and cellular mechanisms, also of non-neuronal cells. Original papers and reviews on basic and translational research will be welcome.
Dr. Elisa Borsani
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Systemic pain pathways
- Trigeminal pain pathways
- Nociception
- Neurons
- Non-neuronal cells
- Neuromodulators
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