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Kovalsky Y, Amir R, Devor M. (2009). Simulation in sensory neurons reveals a key role for delayed Na+ current in subthreshold oscillations and ectopic discharge: implications for neuropathic pain. Journal of neurophysiology. 102 [PubMed]

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