In vivo calcium imaging shows that satellite glial cells have increased activity in painful states


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Sara E Jager, George Goodwin, Kim I Chisholm, Franziska Denk
Brain Communications, vol. 6, Oxford University Press US, 2024, pp. fcae013

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Jager, S. E., Goodwin, G., Chisholm, K. I., & Denk, F. (2024). In vivo calcium imaging shows that satellite glial cells have increased activity in painful states. Brain Communications, 6, fcae013.


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Jager, Sara E, George Goodwin, Kim I Chisholm, and Franziska Denk. “In Vivo Calcium Imaging Shows That Satellite Glial Cells Have Increased Activity in Painful States.” Brain Communications 6 (2024): fcae013.


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Jager, Sara E., et al. “In Vivo Calcium Imaging Shows That Satellite Glial Cells Have Increased Activity in Painful States.” Brain Communications, vol. 6, Oxford University Press US, 2024, p. fcae013.


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@article{jager2024a,
  title = {In vivo calcium imaging shows that satellite glial cells have increased activity in painful states},
  year = {2024},
  journal = {Brain Communications},
  pages = {fcae013},
  publisher = {Oxford University Press US},
  volume = {6},
  author = {Jager, Sara E and Goodwin, George and Chisholm, Kim I and Denk, Franziska}
}