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American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science Advances, 14(7), 2021
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Reduced MC4R signaling alters nociceptive thresholds associated with red hair
Journal article published in 2021 by
Kathleen C. Robinson 
,
Lajos V. Kemény ,
Gillian L. Fell,
Andrea L. Hermann ,
Jennifer Allouche ,
Weihua Ding,
Ajay Yekkirala,
Jennifer J. Hsiao,
Mack Y. Su,
Nicholas Theodosakis ,
Gabor Kozak ,
Yuichi Takeuchi ,
Shiqian Shen,
Antal Berenyi ,
Jianren Mao
and other authors.
,
Lajos V. Kemény ,
Gillian L. Fell,
Andrea L. Hermann ,
Jennifer Allouche ,
Weihua Ding,
Ajay Yekkirala,
Jennifer J. Hsiao,
Mack Y. Su,
Nicholas Theodosakis ,
Gabor Kozak ,
Yuichi Takeuchi ,
Shiqian Shen,
Antal Berenyi ,
Jianren Mao
and other authors.
This paper is made freely available by the publisher.
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Abstract
In the red-haired background, altered pain thresholds exist and are explained by distinct OPRM1/MC4R signaling.