Fisiología comparada de la nocicepción y el #dolor Via @APSPublications ⚓️ https://t.co/MEvOpn8jHN @estudiomedicina @neuro_p_salinas @NeuroAlc https://t.co/W4AOin3pHW
Comparative Physiology of Nociception and Pain.
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Many users emphasize the relevance of the publication by mentioning how it clarifies complex concepts like the neurobiology of pain and evolution, using words like 'interesting' and 'reminds me,' which denote curiosity. The tone balances scientific interest with relatable analogies, reflecting engagement and recognition of its significance.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the publication, with some expressing appreciation for its insights into nociception and its evolutionary aspects.
The responses show high interest, especially in connecting the scientific content to broader topics like pain perception and animals' evolution.
Participants engage by sharing related concepts, such as the relationship between nociception and pain, and discuss practical implications, indicating thoughtful participation.
The discussions highlight the potential importance of understanding pain mechanisms across species, suggesting moderate influence on scientific and educational perspectives.
Abstract in brief
- The study of various animal groups helps us understand how the neurobiology of pain detection, known as nociception, has evolved over time.
- All animals have nociceptors that serve as an alert system for potential tissue damage.
- This review looks at how nociception and pain vary across different species and how these differences relate to their evolutionary development.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyLove this paper because it reminds me of @dibbygibby explaining how to keep squirrels from eating all of yer birdseed!! https://t.co/lHRrCEU39e https://t.co/efmyIsgZAs
https://t.co/jw9M0jH3wS https://t.co/6NnbLtYVDQ
También he encontrado otro artículo muy interesante donde explican como aunque la nocicepción y el dolor son distintos, el dolor de una lesión no puede ocurrir sin la nocicepción. https://t.co/HsiGoYH0wN #FisiocogLaSalle https://t.co/QKZazvCjbZ
@RoyLaTouche 1/2 El dolor hace referencia a una experiencia, la cual es necesariamente consciente. El dolor siempre se siente en algún lugar del cuerpo. #FisiocogLaSalle https://t.co/ZWncRLtG6D
@HamishSymington @emfraise Lots of reviews on the evolution of nociception, e.g. https://t.co/csjTDWXjjU, https://t.co/GYnb8UuPps & https://t.co/QdTBQJvZ1P
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https://t.co/jw9M0jH3wS https://t.co/6NnbLtYVDQ
Physiology of nociception: https://t.co/lAr2pIt9fh
@RoyLaTouche 1/2 El dolor hace referencia a una experiencia, la cual es necesariamente consciente. El dolor siempre se siente en algún lugar del cuerpo. #FisiocogLaSalle https://t.co/ZWncRLtG6D
También he encontrado otro artículo muy interesante donde explican como aunque la nocicepción y el dolor son distintos, el dolor de una lesión no puede ocurrir sin la nocicepción. https://t.co/HsiGoYH0wN #FisiocogLaSalle https://t.co/QKZazvCjbZ
一次侵害受容ニューロン https://t.co/hJPu49tWRG
Love this paper because it reminds me of @dibbygibby explaining how to keep squirrels from eating all of yer birdseed!! https://t.co/lHRrCEU39e https://t.co/efmyIsgZAs
@HamishSymington @emfraise Lots of reviews on the evolution of nociception, e.g. https://t.co/csjTDWXjjU, https://t.co/GYnb8UuPps & https://t.co/QdTBQJvZ1P
RT @Medtorek: Fisiología comparada de la nocicepción y el #dolor Via @APSPublications ⚓️ https://t.co/MEvOpn8jHN @estudiomedicina @neuro_…
RT @Medtorek: Fisiología comparada de la nocicepción y el #dolor Via @APSPublications ⚓️ https://t.co/MEvOpn8jHN @estudiomedicina @neuro_…
RT @Medtorek: Fisiología comparada de la nocicepción y el #dolor Via @APSPublications ⚓️ https://t.co/MEvOpn8jHN @estudiomedicina @neuro_…
Fisiología comparada de la nocicepción y el #dolor Via @APSPublications ⚓️ https://t.co/MEvOpn8jHN @estudiomedicina @neuro_p_salinas @NeuroAlc https://t.co/W4AOin3pHW
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