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Flora Lucena

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Neuroscience Letters|September 19, 2020
Pain responses to protease-activated receptor-2 stimulation in the spinal cord of naïve and arthritic ratsFlora Lucena, Jason J McDougall
International Journal of Molecular Sciences|September 10, 2021
Protease Activated Receptors and ArthritisFlora Lucena, Jason J McDougall
Life Sciences|October 13, 2016
Analgesic and anti-edematogenic effects of oral trypsin were abolished after subdiaphragmatic vagotomy and spinal monoaminergic inhibition in ratsFlora Lucena, Vanessa Foletto, Lucas Zanon Mascarin, et al.
Life Sciences|September 14, 2019
Intrathecally injected tramadol reduces articular incapacitation and edema in a rat model of lipopolysaccharide (LPS)-induced reactive arthritisFlora Lucena, Débora M M Callado de Oliveira, Maíra M Norões, et al.
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Neuroscience Letters|September 19, 2020
Pain responses to protease-activated receptor-2 stimulation in the spinal cord of naïve and arthritic ratsFlora Lucena, Jason J McDougall
International Journal of Molecular Sciences|September 10, 2021
Protease Activated Receptors and ArthritisFlora Lucena, Jason J McDougall
Life Sciences|October 13, 2016
Analgesic and anti-edematogenic effects of oral trypsin were abolished after subdiaphragmatic vagotomy and spinal monoaminergic inhibition in ratsFlora Lucena, Vanessa Foletto, Lucas Zanon Mascarin, et al.
Life Sciences|September 14, 2019
Intrathecally injected tramadol reduces articular incapacitation and edema in a rat model of lipopolysaccharide (LPS)-induced reactive arthritisFlora Lucena, Débora M M Callado de Oliveira, Maíra M Norões, et al.
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