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Elsevier Polymodal Receptor & Pathological Pain - Progress in Brain Research Vol 113

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Description

This volume celebrates Professor Takao Kumazawa's distinguished career at Nagoya University and gathers contributions from leading investigators worldwide. The collection explores how modern molecular biology has advanced understanding of polymodal receptors, with particular focus on deep and visceral sensing mechanisms and their role in pain pathology. Spanning from contemporary research reviews to reflections on pioneering neurophysiology, this Progress in Brain Research edition examines the intersection of receptor biology and clinical pain conditions. Essential reading for neurology practitioners, researchers, and healthcare professionals seeking comprehensive insight into the physiological foundations of pathological pain and receptor signalling mechanisms.

Key Features

Volume 113 in the Progress in Brain Research series published by Elsevier Science, providing peer-reviewed research on polymodal receptors.

Dedicated to Professor Takao Kumazawa's career, featuring contributions from international investigators specialising in neurophysiology.

Covers modern molecular biology applications to polymodal receptor research and contemporary pain mechanism studies.

Focuses on deep and visceral sensing mechanisms and their relationship to pathological pain development and progression.

Combines current research reviews with reflections on pioneering work in neural receptor systems and clinical applications.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
22 December 1996
Listed Since
15 December 2006

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