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    Early in life stressful events induce chronic visceral pain and changes in bladder function in adult female mice through a mechanism involving TRPV1 and alpha 1A adrenoceptors

    Early in life stressful events induce chronic visceral pain and changes in bladder function in adult female mice through a mechanism involving TRPV1 and alpha 1A adrenoceptors by Matos, Rita, Santos‐Leite, Liliana, Cruz, Francisco, Charrua, Ana

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    Stressful events in childhood induce the development of chronic visceral pain and overactive bladder in adult female mice

    Stressful events in childhood induce the development of chronic visceral pain and overactive bladder in adult female mice by Matos, Rita, Santos-Leite, Liliana, Cruz, Francisco, Charrua, Ana

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    Stressful events in childhood induce the development of chronic visceral pain and overactive bladder in adult female mice

    Stressful events in childhood induce the development of chronic visceral pain and overactive bladder in adult female mice by Rita Matos, Liliana Santos-Leite, Francisco Cruz, Ana Charrua

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    Stress models replicating the bladder reflex activity present in bladder pain syndrome induce different activity at the insula

    Stress models replicating the bladder reflex activity present in bladder pain syndrome induce different activity at the insula by Santos-Pereira, Mariana, Silva, Susana Maria, Santos-Leite, Liliana, Monteiro, Filipe A., Summavielle, Teresa, Cruz, Francisco, Charrua, Ana, Consortium, on behalf of TRipp IMI PainCare

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    Stress models replicating the bladder reflex activity present in bladder pain syndrome induce different activity at the insula

    Stress models replicating the bladder reflex activity present in bladder pain syndrome induce different activity at the insula by Mariana Santos-Pereira, Susana Maria Silva, Liliana Santos-Leite, Filipe A. Monteiro, Teresa Summavielle, Francisco Cruz, Ana Charrua, on behalf of TRipp IMI PainCare Consortium

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    Exertional heat stroke: pathophysiology and risk factors

    Exertional heat stroke: pathophysiology and risk factors by Garcia, Christian K, Renteria, Liliana I, Leite-Santos, Gabriel, Leon, Lisa R, Laitano, Orlando

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    The Influence of Ovariectomy on Performance and Thermoregulation During Exertional Heat Stroke in Mice

    The Influence of Ovariectomy on Performance and Thermoregulation During Exertional Heat Stroke in Mice by Garcia, Christian K., Renteria, Liliana I., Leite‐Santos, Gabriel, Valera, Isela, Pindado, Jose, Hickman, Corrinne, Carta, Jillian, Ward, Jermaine R., Ward, Shauna M., Leon, Lisa R., Laitano, Orlando

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