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CCR1 plays a critical role in modulating pain through hematopoietic and non-hematopoietic cells.
Nuruddeen D. Lewis Akalushi Muthukumarana 1 Steven E. Fogal 2 Laura Corradini 3 Dimitria E. Stefanopoulos 4 Prathima Adusumalli 5 Josephine Pelletier 6 Mark Panzenbeck 7 Karen Berg 8 Melissa Canfield 9 Brian Nicholas Cook 10 Hossein Razavi 11 Daniel Kuzmich 12 Shawn Anderson 13 Devan Allard 14 Paul C. Harrison 15 Christine Grimaldi 16 Donald Souza 17 Christian Harcken 18 Ryan M. Fryer 19 Louise K. Modis 20 Maryanne L. Brown 21
2014 | JOURNAL DOI:  10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0105883
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