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181.	The Mechanisms Underlying Different Analgesic Effect Of Deep And Superficial Needling At Acupoint Housanli On Chronic Inflammatory Pain In The Rats
182.	The Study Of The Role And Mechanism Of Liver X Receptor ? In CFA-Induced Chronic Inflammatory Pain
183.	The Interaction Of Uncoupling PSD95/nNOS And GABAR Agonist In Central Sensitization Of Chronic Pain
184.	The Improvement Of Recombinant Human Type ? Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor Antibody Fusion Protein On Neuropeptide Expression And Laboratory Test Indicators
185.	Effectiveness Of 10.6?m Laser Moxibustion For Knee Osteoarthritis Behavioral Study On Inhibiting Inflammatory Pain
186.	The Role And Mechanisms Of Src Family Kinases In Hypothalamic Arcuate Nucles In The Inflammatory Pain Hypersensitivity
187.	Expression Of BRD4 In Spinal Cord Of Acute Inflammatory Pain Induced By Formalin In Mice
188.	Adenosine A2a Receptors Mediate Anti-nociceptive Effects Of Moxibustion
189.	Study On The Analgesic Effect Of Different Moxibustion Temperature And The Molecular Response Of DRG Pain Signal
190.	Effect Of Bee Venom Injection On TrkA And TRPV1 Expression In The Dorsal Root Ganglion Of Rats With Collagen-induced Arthritis
191.	The Study On The Antinociceptive Effect And Mechanism Of Aconiti Radix Cocta In Chronic Inflammatory Pain In Mice
192.	Molecular Mechanism Of THSG In Relieving Chronic Inflammatory Pain
193.	Molecular Mechanisms For Adenosine To Inhibit Chronic Inflammatory Pain
194.	Study On Multimodal Analgesia With Sufentanil Dexmedetomidine And Ketamine
195.	Role Of SNARE Complexes In Spinal Cord Dorsal Horn In Chronic Inflammatory Pain
196.	Study On The Role And Mechanism Of Lappaconitine In The Verification Of Pain
197.	Peripheral Nerve Mechanisms Of Deep Needling At Chengshan Acupoint To Relieve Muscular Inflammatory Pain In Rats
198.	Membrane Dynamics Of Piezo2 Mechano-gated Channelsin DRG Neurons And Its Role In The Inflammatory Pain
199.	Regulation Of TRPM2 On The Development Of Chronic Inflammatory Pain And Neuropathic Pain
200.	Study On The Mechanism Of Electroacupuncture Alleviates Inflammatory Pain In Rats By Down-regulating Glucocorticoid Receptors To Reduce Nav1.7 Expression
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