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Influence of acid-sensing ion channel blocker on behavioral responses in a zebrafish model of acute visceral pain
Acid-sensing ion channels (ASICs) play significant roles in numerous neurological and pathological conditions, including pain. Although acid-induced nociception has been characterized previously in zebrafish, the contri- bution of ASICs in modulating pain-like behaviors is still unknown. Here, we in...
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