Peripheral antinociceptive effects of μ- and δ-opioid receptor agonists in NOS2 and NOS1 knockout mice during chronic inflammatory pain

Keyphrases

• Knock-in Mouse Model 100%
• NOS2 100%
• Antinociceptive 100%
• NOS1 100%
• Chronic Inflammatory Pain 100%
• Opioid Antagonist 100%
• Thermal Hyperalgesia 83%
• Freund Incomplete Adjuvant 66%
• Mechanical Allodynia 50%
• Nitric Oxide 33%
• Morphine 33%
• Rapid Recovery 33%
• DPDPE 33%
• Peripheral Inflammatory Pain 33%
• Paw Edema 33%
• Chronic Inflammation 16%
• Inducible Nitric Oxide Synthase 16%
• Local Administration 16%
• Gene-deficient Mice 16%
• Peripheral Inflammation 16%
• Wild Mice 16%
• Littermate 16%
• Enkephalin 16%
• Plantar Test 16%
• Paw Inflammation 16%
• Paw Withdrawal Threshold 16%
• Von Frey Filament Test 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Opiate Agonist 100%
• Thermal Hyperalgesia 100%
• Chronic Inflammatory Pain 100%
• Knockout Mouse 100%
• Freund's Adjuvant 80%
• Paw 60%
• Mechanical Allodynia 60%
• Nitric Oxide 40%
• Inflammatory Pain 40%
• enkephalin[2,5 Dextro Penicillamine] 40%
• Subplantar Drug Administration 40%
• Paw Edema 40%
• Morphine 40%
• Chronic Inflammation 20%
• Nitric Oxide Synthase 20%
• Enkephalin 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Knockout Mouse 100%
• Chronic Inflammatory Pain 100%
• Opiate Agonist 100%
• Thermal Hyperalgesia 100%
• Freund's Adjuvant 80%
• Mechanical Allodynia 60%
• Inflammatory Pain 40%
• Inflammation 40%
• Nitric Oxide 40%
• enkephalin[2,5 Dextro Penicillamine] 40%
• Paw Edema 40%
• Morphine 40%
• Wild Type Mouse 20%
• Chronic Inflammation 20%
• Nitric Oxide Synthase 20%
• Enkephalin 20%