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British Journal of Pharmacology|August 1, 1991
Analgesic doses of morphine do not reduce noxious stimulus-evoked release of immunoreactive neurokinins in the dorsal horn of the spinal catC W Lang, A W Duggan, P J Hope
Brain Research|June 19, 1998
The release of beta-endorphin and the neuropeptide-receptor mismatch in the brainS J MacMillan, M A Mark, A W Duggan
European Journal of Pharmacology|August 11, 1987
Kelatorphan potentiates the effect of [Met5]enkephalin in the substantia gelatinosa of the cat spinal cordC R Morton, Z Q Zhao, A W Duggan
Neuroscience|February 14, 1998
Spontaneous release of immunoreactive neuropeptide Y from the central terminals of large diameter primary afferents of rats with peripheral nerve injuryM A Mark, L A Colvin, A W Duggan
Brain Research|February 27, 2001
Responses of spinal neurones to cutaneous and dorsal root stimuli in rats with mechanical allodynia after contusive spinal cord injuryG M Drew, P J Siddall, A W Duggan
Neuroscience Letters|October 2, 1990
Persistence of immunoreactive neurokinins in the dorsal horn of barbiturate anaesthetized and spinal cats, following release by tibial nerve stimulationP J Hope, C W Lang, A W Duggan
British Journal of Pharmacology|November 1, 1977
Enkephalins and dorsal horn neurones of the cat: effects on responses to noxious and innocuous skin stimuliA W Duggan, J G Hall, P M Headley
Brain Research|December 21, 1981
Differing distributions of receptors for morphine and Met5-enkephalinamide in the dorsal horn of the catA W Duggan, S M Johnson, C R Morton
British Journal of Pharmacology|September 1, 1977
Suppression of transmission of nociceptive impulses by morphine: selective effects of morphine administered in the region of the substantia gelatinosaA W Duggan, J G Hall, P M Headley
Neuroscience|August 30, 2005
Increased responsiveness of rat dorsal horn neurons in vivo following prolonged intrathecal exposure to interferon-gammaK S Vikman, P J Siddall, A W Duggan
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British Journal of Pharmacology|August 1, 1991
Analgesic doses of morphine do not reduce noxious stimulus-evoked release of immunoreactive neurokinins in the dorsal horn of the spinal catC W Lang, A W Duggan, P J Hope
Brain Research|June 19, 1998
The release of beta-endorphin and the neuropeptide-receptor mismatch in the brainS J MacMillan, M A Mark, A W Duggan
European Journal of Pharmacology|August 11, 1987
Kelatorphan potentiates the effect of [Met5]enkephalin in the substantia gelatinosa of the cat spinal cordC R Morton, Z Q Zhao, A W Duggan
Neuroscience|February 14, 1998
Spontaneous release of immunoreactive neuropeptide Y from the central terminals of large diameter primary afferents of rats with peripheral nerve injuryM A Mark, L A Colvin, A W Duggan
Brain Research|February 27, 2001
Responses of spinal neurones to cutaneous and dorsal root stimuli in rats with mechanical allodynia after contusive spinal cord injuryG M Drew, P J Siddall, A W Duggan
Neuroscience Letters|October 2, 1990
Persistence of immunoreactive neurokinins in the dorsal horn of barbiturate anaesthetized and spinal cats, following release by tibial nerve stimulationP J Hope, C W Lang, A W Duggan
British Journal of Pharmacology|November 1, 1977
Enkephalins and dorsal horn neurones of the cat: effects on responses to noxious and innocuous skin stimuliA W Duggan, J G Hall, P M Headley
Brain Research|December 21, 1981
Differing distributions of receptors for morphine and Met5-enkephalinamide in the dorsal horn of the catA W Duggan, S M Johnson, C R Morton
British Journal of Pharmacology|September 1, 1977
Suppression of transmission of nociceptive impulses by morphine: selective effects of morphine administered in the region of the substantia gelatinosaA W Duggan, J G Hall, P M Headley
Neuroscience|August 30, 2005
Increased responsiveness of rat dorsal horn neurons in vivo following prolonged intrathecal exposure to interferon-gammaK S Vikman, P J Siddall, A W Duggan
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