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NEURAL MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN ITCH, “ITCHY SKIN,” AND TICKLE SENSATIONS

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Published1951
Citations120
References20

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1939 • 449 citations

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1938 • 376 citations

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1950 • 268 citations

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1941 • 125 citations

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1936 • 109 citations

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1950 • 71 citations

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1946 • 63 citations

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1945 • 49 citations

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1948 • 38 citations

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1944 • 27 citations

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1949 • 21 citations

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1943 • 20 citations

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1949 • 17 citations

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1933 • 11 citations

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1933 • 7 citations

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