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Responses of single nerve fibres to capsaicin applied to the skin

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Published1982
Citations223
References14

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1977 • 1,284 citations

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1977 • 322 citations

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1981 • 189 citations

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1980 • 167 citations

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1979 • 139 citations

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1973 • 130 citations

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