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Peripheral GALR2 activation by the metabolically stabilized spexin analog LIT-01-144 produces potent opioid‑independent antinociception
Chronic pain constitutes a major global health burden, and current management remains largely dependent on opioid analgesics, which are associated with opioid use disorder. Accordingly, there is a pressing need to identify non-opioid therapeutic strategies. Galanin receptors (GALR1–3) have been impl
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