- In physiology,
nociception (/ˌnəʊsɪˈsɛpʃ(ə)n/), also nocioception; from
Latin nocere 'to harm/hurt') is the
sensory nervous system's
process of encoding...
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functions of this structure: thermoregulation,
minor proprioception, and a
nocifensive-mediated
degloving response.
Rodent tails—particularly in rat models—have...
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prerequisite for
nociceptive pain. A
noxious stimulus has been seen to
drive nocifensive behavioral responses,
which are
responses to
noxious or
painful stimuli...
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example of
reciprocal innervation, is the
effect of the
nociceptive (or
nocifensive) reflex, or
defensive response to pain,
otherwise commonly known as the...
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These rats
showed an
increased response to
noxious radiant heat, were
nocifensive when
placed on a cold
metal floor,
protected their hind paws, and had...
- Sood, R. (2009). "The
effect of
opioids and
their antagonists on the
nocifensive response of
Caenorhabditis elegans to
noxious thermal stimuli". Invertebrate...
- Sood, R. (2009). "The
effect of
opioids and
their antagonists on the
nocifensive response of
Caenorhabditis elegans to
noxious thermal stimuli". Invertebrate...
- pain target. TRPA1
knockout mice
showed near
complete attenuation of
nocifensive behaviors to formalin, tear-gas and
other reactive chemicals . TRPA1...
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injecting WaTx in the hind paw of mice,
which leads to dose-dependent
nocifensive behavior. However, WaTx does not
cause the
local edema that is typical...
- (June 2014). "Dorsal
striatum metabotropic glutamate receptor 8
affects nocifensive responses and
rostral ventromedial medulla cell
activity in neuropathic...
