miR-26a-5p alleviates CFA-induced chronic inflammatory hyperalgesia through Wnt5a/CaMKII/NFAT signaling in mice.
Authors
Lu Y, Liu M, Guo X, Wang P, Zeng F, Wang H, Tang J, Qin Z, Tao T
Abstract
Inflammation often leads to the occurrence of chronic pain, and many miRNAs have been shown to play a key role in the development of inflammatory pain. However, whether miR-26a-5p relieves pain induced by inflammation and its possible mechanism are still unclear.
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