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RGS4 helps sustain chronic pain-related hypersensitivity in mice

Science Signaling reports that deleting Rgs4 in certain mouse sensory nerve fibers reduced hypersensitivity without affecting acute pain responses.

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Science Signaling reports that RGS4 in the dorsal root ganglia helps maintain chronic pain-related hypersensitivity in mice. Deleting Rgs4 in certain sensory nerve fibers reduced hypersensitivity without affecting acute pain responses. The findings may inform the development of precision drugs targeting pain-related GPCR signaling.

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Science Magazine@ScienceMagazineScientists show that a protein named RGS4 plays a central role in chronic neuropathic pain by maintaining hypersensitivity after nerve damage—a finding that could lay the road for precision drugs that target this protein. @SciSignal https://scim.ag/47DLyG82h
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    Science Magazine@ScienceMagazineScientists show that a protein named RGS4 plays a central role in chronic neuropathic pain by maintaining hypersensitivity after nerve damage—a finding that could lay the road for precision drugs that target this protein. @SciSignal https://scim.ag/47DLyG82h
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