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    The impact of endurance exercise on global and AMPK gene-specific DNA methylation

    The impact of endurance exercise on global and AMPK gene-specific DNA methylation by King-Himmelreich, Tanya S., Schramm, Stefanie, Wolters, Miriam C., Schmetzer, Julia, Möser, Christine V., Knothe, Claudia, Resch, Eduard, Peil, Johannes, Geisslinger, Gerd, Niederberger, Ellen

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    Age-Dependent Changes in the Inflammatory Nociceptive Behavior of Mice

    Age-Dependent Changes in the Inflammatory Nociceptive Behavior of Mice by King-Himmelreich, Tanya S, Möser, Christine V, Wolters, Miriam C, Olbrich, Katrin, Geisslinger, Gerd, Niederberger, Ellen

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    AMPK contributes to aerobic exercise-induced antinociception downstream of endocannabinoids

    AMPK contributes to aerobic exercise-induced antinociception downstream of endocannabinoids by King-Himmelreich, Tanya S., Möser, Christine V., Wolters, Miriam C., Schmetzer, Julia, Schreiber, Yannik, Ferreirós, Nerea, Russe, Otto Q., Geisslinger, Gerd, Niederberger, Ellen

    Published in Neuropharmacology
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    The protein kinase IKKepsilon contributes to tumour growth and tumour pain in a melanoma model

    The protein kinase IKKepsilon contributes to tumour growth and tumour pain in a melanoma model by Möser, Christine V., Meissner, Markus, Laarmann, Kathrin, Olbrich, Katrin, King-Himmelreich, Tanya S., Wolters, Miriam C., Geisslinger, Gerd, Niederberger, Ellen

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    AMP-activated kinase and the endogenous endocannabinoid system might contribute to antinociceptive effects of prolonged moderate caloric restriction in mice

    AMP-activated kinase and the endogenous endocannabinoid system might contribute to antinociceptive effects of prolonged moderate caloric restriction in mice by King-Himmelreich, Tanya S, Möser, Christine V, Wolters, Miriam C, Schmetzer, Julia, Möller, Moritz, Schreiber, Yannik, Ferreirós, Nerea, Geisslinger, Gerd, Niederberger, Ellen

    Published in Molecular pain
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