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| 2022 Original Articles | |||
| o | Teuchmann H, Hogri R, Heinke B, Sandkühler J (2022) Anti-Nociceptive and Anti-Aversive Drugs Differentially Modulate Distinct Inputs to the Rat Lateral Parabrachial Nucleus J.Pain, 23 (8): 1410-1426 | ||
| o | Hogri R, Teuchmann H, Heinke B, Holzinger R, Trofimova L, Sandkühler J (2022) GABAergic CaMKIIα+ Amygdala Output Attenuates Pain and Modulates Emotional-Motivational Behavior via Parabrachial Inhibition J. Neurosci., 42 (27): 5373-5388 | ||
| 2021 Original Articles | |||
| o | Kronschläger M, Siegert A, Resch F, Rajendran P, Khakh B, Sandkühler J (2021) Lamina‐specific properties of spinal astrocytes Glia, 69 (7): 1749-1766 | Article (PDF) | | ||
| o | Draxler P, Moen A, Galek K, Boghos A, Ramazanova D, Sandkühler J (2021) Spontaneous, Voluntary, and Affective Behaviours in Rat Models of Pathological Pain Front. Pain Res., 2: | Article (PDF) || Weblink | | ||
| 2020 Original Articles | |||
| o | Hadschieff V, Drdla-Schutting R, Springer D, Siegert A, Schroeder H, Sandkühler J (2020) Fundamental sex differences in morphine withdrawal-induced neuronal plasticity PAIN, 161 (9): 2022-2034 | ||
| o | Reischer G, Heinke B, Sandkühler J (2020) Interferon-γ facilitates the synaptic transmission between primary afferent C-fibres and lamina I neurons in the rat spinal dorsal horn via microglia activation Molecular Pain, 16: 174480692091724 | Article (PDF) | | ||
| 2020 Book Chapters | |||
| o | Haider T, Knöpfel T (2020) Voltage-Sensitive Fluorescent Proteins for Optical Electrophysiology. In: Liang Guo (Eds.), Neural Interface Engineering Springer International Publishing: 383-407 | ||
| 2019 Original Articles | |||
| o | Lobas M, Tao R, Nagai J, Kronschläger MT, Borden P, Marvin J, Looger L, Khakh B (2019) A genetically encoded single-wavelength sensor for imaging cytosolic and cell surface ATP Nat Commun, 10 (1): | Article (PDF) | | ||
| o | Ray S, Salzer I, Kronschläger MT, Boehm S (2019) The paracetamol metabolite NAPQI reduces excitability in first and second order neurons of the pain pathway through actions on KV7 channels Pain, 160 (4): 954-964 | Article (PDF) | | ||
| o | Drdla-Schutting R, Heinl C, Hadschieff V, Sandkühler J (2019) Withdrawal from an opioid induces a transferable memory trace in the cerebrospinal fluid Pain, 160 (12): 2819-2828 | Article (PDF) | | ||
