… ) are dispensable for the development of chemotherapy-induced mechanical allodynia 2
, we hypothesized that Aβ-fiber blockade would inhibit chemotherapy-induced …

… form the cellular basis of mechanical allodynia. A role of Aβ fibers in allodynia was originally
proposed by human studies showing that compression block of Aβ fibers abolishes touch-…

… , the possibility has not been excluded that a slight lowering of threshold and/or increase
in firing frequency in moderate pressure receptors may play a role in mechanical allodynia. …

… the myelinated Aβ-fiber primary … Aβ-fibers were observed in MT5-MMP-deficient mice.
These findings suggest that MT5-MMP is essential for the development of mechanical allodynia …

… of Aβ-fibres in allodynic skin does not induce antidromic vasodilatation. Consequently,
interaction of Aβ-mechanoreceptive fibres and nociceptive C-fibres at a … of mechanical allodynia. …

… of most nociceptors and some mechanoreceptors innervate the superficial laminae I and II
(7–11), whereas touch-sensing, heavily myelinated Aβ fibers of mechanoreceptors terminate …

… As LTMRs, including Aβ fibers, detect innocuous mechanical stimuli to the skin, it has long …
of Aβ fibers evokes mechanical allodynia. However, the necessity and sufficiency of Aβ fibers (…

… Aβ fiber stimulation evoked a biphasic synaptic response in 42% (31 of 73) of protein kinase
C γ expressing neurons. The inhibitory components of the biphasic synaptic response were …

… The present study was designed to identify the primary afferent fibers (Aβ, Aδ, or C) participating
in LPA-induced allodynia in ddY mice. Mechanical allodynia and thermal hyperalgesia …

… mechanical allodynia in mice with herpetic pain. Mechanical allodynia is mainly mediated
by Aβ fibers, whereas μ-opioid receptors are present in C and Aδ fibers. This study was …