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Activation of EphrinB2/EphB2 signaling in the spine cord alters glia-neuron interactions in mice with visceral hyperalgesia following maternal separation.
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Guo S, Wang Y, Duan Q, Gu W, Fu Q, Ma Z, Ruan JAbstract
Sress early in life has been linked to visceral hyperalgesia and associated functional gastrointestinal disorders. In a mouse model of visceral hyperalgesia, we investigated whether the EphB2 receptor and its EphrinB2 ligand in spinal cord contribute to dysregulation of glia-neuron interactions.