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Deep FLASH-seq profiling of purified canine sensory neurons uncovers species-specific signatures relevant to pain and itch
Naturally occurring pain and itch disorders in the domestic dog represent an important and underexploited opportunity for translational sensory neuroscience. These conditions largely mirror human disease, highlighting the need for detailed comparative understanding of canine somatosensory neurobiolo
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