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Itching for progress

delete2005-09-01
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Jon Rees *
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Murray, CS
DOI:10.1111/j.1365-2230.2005.01852.xdelete
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The study of itch remains a neglected field, with a number of barriers limiting satisfactory therapy in the majority of instances. We review recent advances, focusing on the identification of the neural pathways, distinct from pain, that signal itch; methods to measure itch as scratch in humans; and the identification of a role for H4 receptors in mediating itch (in the mouse).
Keyword:
ATOPIC-DERMATITIS
NEURAL PATHWAY
HISTAMINE H-4
PRURITUS
CHEMOTAXIS
RECEPTORS
SCRATCH
SLEEP
SKIN
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