… nociceptive nerve endings because almost all nociceptive … keeping the threshold for noxious
mechanical force sufficiently high to … mechanical forces break the delicate nociceptive nerve …

… nerve and inhibited astrocyte activation in the spinal cord. The effect of GM6001 therapy on
attenuation of mechanical … and maintenance of mechanical nociception through Schwann cell…

… show defects in mechanical nociception responses. One mechanism for mechanical
nociception that is little discussed involves the physical breakage of nociceptive nerve endings that …

… noxious mechanical and heat stimuli 14'5. In these cases, the death of sensory neurons (perhaps
specifically nociceptive … However, nociceptive neurons are very heterogeneous in their …

… Operationally, mechanical or thermal stimuli of sufficient intensity to result in tissue injury …
, potentially tissue-damaging stimuli or peripheral nerve injury. Nociception is the term used to …

… would be distinct with nerve injury, and that nociceptive input would predictt behavior in
the freely exploring animal. A series of surfaces was used to deliver mechanical input to the …

… Mechanical stimulation of the sciatic nerve It was critical in these experiments to prevent axonal
damage … Mechanical stimulation was manually applied to the nerve in a semiquantitative …

… that some noxious mechanical stimuli may activate nociceptors via damage to nearby cells
… within the peripheral nervous system, predominantly in nociceptive sensory neurons, and …

… of nociceptive reinnervation and changes in sensory thresholds differently induced by
saphenous nerve sprouting and sciatic nerve … Mechanical nociceptive threshold was taken as the …

… in muscle nociceptors. Histologically, muscle nociceptors are probably free nerve endings
that … by an activation of sensitized nociceptors by weak mechanical stimuli. Ischemia [hypoxia] …