Uncovering central and peripheral pain mechanisms in Alzheimer’s disease

Silva AR (2022) Uncovering central and peripheral pain mechanisms in Alzheimer’s disease. King’s College London Thesis.

Objective: To investigate alterations within the nociceptive pathways, under neuropathic pain conditions.

Summary: The data suggest a disrupted opioidergic tone in TASTPM mice, which followed by peripheral nerve injury, is mediated by peripheral immune cells.

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See Also:

• Brightwell JJ et al. Noradrenergic neurons in the locus coeruleus contribute to neuropathic pain. Neuroscience 160:174-185, 2009.