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Assessment of Peripheral GABA Receptors for Local Pain Relief
The effect of peripheral GABAA receptor activation on pain and sensitivity in healthy human subjects has never been investigated. However, as earlier studies suggest that activation of peripheral GABAA receptors is anti-nociceptive in rats, it is important to determine if these findings can be translated into human subjects to determine if peripheral GABAA receptors are a viable target for future analgesic drug development.
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