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Transient receptor potential cation (trp) channels r involved in which diseases that r associated with neuropathic pain and/or cold/heat intolerance?
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Not clear: Trpa1 may be involved in cold perception and neuropathic pain but it is not known if it is involved in other diseases.
Answered 5/31/2013
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