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  • 26. Exploration of purinergic receptors as potential anti-migraine targets using established pre-clinical migraine models.
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  • 31. Chronic adriamycin treatment impairs CGRP-mediated functions of meningeal sensory nerves.
    Deák É, Rosta J, Boros K, Kis G, Sántha P, Messlinger K, Jancsó G, Dux M.
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  • 33. Correlation between algogenic effects of calcitonin-gene-related peptide (CGRP) and activation of trigeminal vascular system, in an in vivo experimental model of nitroglycerin-induced sensitization.
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    Luo YM, Ren XQ, Yang XQ, Song HR, Li R, Gao MH, Li YR, Zhou RR, Ma L, Zhang SJ, Dong RJ, Ge DY, Wang CG, Ren QJ, Tao XH.
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