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A descending posterior insular pathway drives sensory hypersensitivity in neuropathic pain

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Hao Ding
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Lijing Zou
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Longfei Ma
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Zhuo Wen
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Yujiao Hu
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Linhong Zhong
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Rui Sun
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Binglin Zhou
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Da Zhong
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Hongming Wu
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Xiuyi Lv
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Qingnian Liu
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Baochun Jiang
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Hao Wang
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Junli Cao
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Lina Yu *
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Shuang Qiu *
DOI：10.1093/brain/awag221delete
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Descending cortical control plays a critical role in shaping neuropathic pain. However, how specific circuits within the insular cortex (IC), a critical cortical hub that integrates the sensory and affective dimensions of pain, contribute to this process remains poorly understood.

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xuzhou medical university
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zhejiang university school of medicine
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zhejiang university
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