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Experts Mark HCN2 to Regulate Chronic Pain | TopNews Arab ...
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The lead study author, Professor Peter McNaughton who is also offering his services as the Head of the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Cambridge, has expressed confidence that the research has created ...
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MCNAUGHTON, Peter - Virtual War Memorial Australia
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Professor of Pharmacology at Christ's College, Peter McNaughton called the proposals "a breach of a fundamental human right". He added: "This is discrimination of the most naked kind. Just because mental function tends to ...
Google Blogs: Gene that affects Chronic Pain now discovered | Health Doctrine
Professor Peter McNaughton, lead author of the study and head of the department of pharmacology at the University of Cambridge, said the new findings gives hope for these patients. Individuals, who suffer from neuropathic pain repeatedly, ...
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· Peter McNaughton, professor in de farmacologie aan de vermaarde Universiteit van Cambridge, stelde dan ook dat uitvindingen zoals de aspirine nooit zouden zijn goedgekeurd indien dit principe was gevolgd.
A new approach to treatment of migraine - Brain Research UK
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Professor Peter McNaughton was awarded a Brain Research UK project grant in September for research that aims to take forward our understanding of ... › research-project
Discovery and development of novel small molecule inhibitors ...
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Scientists in Professor Peter McNaughton's laboratory at the University of Cambridge have discovered that both IP and NP are abolished in mice when an ion ... › details › grant › grant
Does drinking hot drinks on a scorching summer′s day really ...
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Jul 25, — According to Professor Peter McNaughton, a neuroscientist at the University of Cambridge, consuming hot beverages, such as tea or hot water, ... › does-drinking-hot-drinks-on-a-s...
Roadmap to First-in-Class: A Novel Target for Neuropathic Pain
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Professor Peter McNaughton, FMedSci, Professor of Pharmacology, King's College London; Sue Cramp, PhD, Team Leader, Chemistry, Charles River; Gary Clark, ... › resources › webinar-pi-ds-roa...
Professor Peter McNaughton | British Pharmacological Society
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Meet our Fellows and find out more about their substantial contributions to pharmacology and the Society.
Professor Peter McNaughton | The Academy of Medical Sciences
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Peter McNaughton is a leading figure in the field of sensory physiology and pharmacology, addressing the molecular processes by which external stimuli are ...
Pro-Test: Pro-Test March II: 600 citizens stand up for science
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Peter McNaughton, Professor of Pharmacology at Cambridge (Cambridge's plans to construct a new lab were shelved after animal rights campaigners' security threats made the scheme unaffordable), spoke about the ...
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Then Professor Peter McNaughton, from Cambridge University, who also gave a good speech about the realities of animal testing and marvelled at the number of young people there and how they were the future. Listen to his ...
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