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- G. Scherrer, V. Tawfik, G. Corder. (2018). Methods for Attenuating or Preventing Mu-Opioid Receptor Mediated Tolerance and Opioid-Induced Hyperalgesia. United States Patent Application 20180214442.
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Mu Opioid Receptor staining of Rat Dorsal Horn. Courtesy of Dr. Louis Gendron, University of Sherbrooke. For protocol used see IHC protocol.
Mu Opioid Receptor staining of Rat Dorsal Horn. Courtesy of Dr. Louis Gendron, University of Sherbrooke. For protocol used see IHC protocol.
Representative Western blots of isolated mouse brain striatum and cerebellum for the non-phospho-MOR antibody or the MOR-P2 antibody. The samples from cerebellum demonstrate a lack of IR for both the non-phospho-MOR antibody and MOR-P2 antibody further showing the selectivity of these antibodies. The images are each representative of four independent experiments. Dilution 1:1000. Neuroscience 146 (2007) 1795–1807.
Representative Western blots of isolated mouse brain striatum and cerebellum for the non-phospho-MOR antibody or the MOR-P2 antibody. The samples from cerebellum demonstrate a lack of IR for both the non-phospho-MOR antibody and MOR-P2 antibody further showing the selectivity of these antibodies. The images are each representative of four independent experiments. Dilution 1:1000. Neuroscience 146 (2007) 1795–1807.