Name: Contemporary Approaches to the Study of Pain: From Molecules to Neural Networks (Neuromethods, 178) (en Inglés)
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Author: Rebecca P. Seal
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portada Contemporary Approaches to the Study of Pain: From Molecules to Neural Networks (Neuromethods, 178) (en Inglés)

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Humana

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Rebecca P. Seal

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Inglés

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471

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9781071620380

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Contemporary Approaches to the Study of Pain: From Molecules to Neural Networks (Neuromethods, 178) (en Inglés)

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This volume contains experimental approaches that are currently revolutionizing our understanding of the neurobiology of pain. The chapters cover many cutting-edge methods including the identification of gene expression profiles, transcriptomes or translatomes, from individual cells or defined groups of cells in rodents and primates; the electrophysiological investigation of human tissues, such as human dorsal root ganglion neurons; ways to assess modality response profiles of neurons using calcium imaging in vitro and in vivo; and somatosensory behaviors in rodents using high-speed videography and machine learning. In the Neuromethods series style, the chapters include detailed advice from specialists to obtain successful results in your laboratory. Cutting-edge and comprehensive, Contemporary Approaches to the Study of Pain: From Molecules to Neural Networks is a valuable resource for scientists and researchers interested in making impactful contributions to our understanding of pain.