Mechanisms and Treatments of Dry SkinInduced itch
@inproceedings{Kamo2017MechanismsAT, title={Mechanisms and Treatments of Dry SkinInduced itch}, author={A. Kamo and M. Tominaga and Y. Kamata and K. Takamori}, year={2017} }
Itch sensation is provoked by the binding of itch inducing substances (pruritogens) to their cognate receptors (pruriceptors) on peripheral sensory afferents. [...] Key Result In comparison with single acetone treatment, continuous AEW treatment showed increased induction of scratching behavior, with the latter depending on the number of treatments.Expand Abstract
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