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Airaksinen, MS and Koltzenburg, M and Lewin, GR and Masu, Y and Helbig, C and Wolf, E and Brem, G and Toyka, KV and Thoenen, H and Meyer, M (1996) Specific subtypes of cutaneous mechanoreceptors require neurotrophin-3 following peripheral target innervation. NEURON , 16 (2) 287 - 295.

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Bennett, DLH and McMahon, SB and Shelton, D and Koltzenburg, M (1996) NGF sequestration using a trkA-lgG fusion molecule prevents the primary afferent sensitisation to carrageenan inflammation. In: Abstracts of the 8th World Congress on Pain. (pp. 120 - ?).

Bennett, DLH and McMahon, SB and Shelton, DL and Toyka, KV and Koltzenburg, M (1996) Sequestration of endogenous NGF in adult rats specifically reduces the sensitivity of nociceptors to heat and bradykinin. In: Neuroforum Sonderausgabe. (pp. 167 - ?).

Bergmann, I and Koltzenburg, M and Toyka, KV and Bröcker, EM (1996) Severely decreased skin innervation in mice lacking the low affinity neurotrophin receptor. In: Archives of Dermatological Research. (pp. 16 - ?).

Bergmann, I and Priestley, JV and McMahon, SB and Bröcker, EM and Toyka, KV and Koltzenburg, M (1996) Analysis of sensory neurons in transgenic mice carrying targeted mutations of the p75 gene. In: Neuroforum Sonderausgabe. (pp. 200 - ?).

Bergmann, I and Priestley, JV and McMahon, SB and Toyka, KV and Bröcker, EM and Koltzenburg, M (1996) Analysis of sensory deficits in transgenic mice lacking the low affinity neurotrophin receptor p75. In: Abstracts of the 8th World Congress on Pain. (pp. 7 - ?).

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Koltzenburg, M (1996) Afferent mechanisms mediating pain and hyperalgesias in neuralgia. In: Jänig, W and Stanton-Hicks, M, (eds.) Reflex sympathetic dystrophy: A repraisal. Progress of Pain Research and Management. (123 - 150). IASP Press: Seattle, US.

Koltzenburg, M and Bennett, DLH and McMahon, SB and Shelton, DL and Toyka, KV (1996) Sequestration of endogenous nerve growth factor (NGF) reduces the sensitivity of nociceptors. In: Abstracts of the 8th World Congress on Pain. (pp. 120 - ?).

Koltzenburg, M and Davis, BM and Phillips, HS and Woolf, CJ (1996) Transgenic mice as tools for studying the role of neurotrophins in nociception. In: Abstracts of the 8th World Congress on Pain. (pp. 321 - ?).

Koltzenburg, M and Habler, HJ and Janig, W (1996) Functional reinnervation of sweat glands in the adult cat paw by inappropriate postganglionic axons. J AUTONOM NERV SYST , 60 (3) 193 - 199.

Koltzenburg, M and Lewin, GR and Airaksinen, MS and Masu, Y and Toyka, KV and Thoenen, H and Meyer, M (1996) Analysis of cutaneous afferents in mice carrying targeted mutations of the NT-3 gene. In: Neuroforum Sonderausgabe. (pp. 199 - ?).

Koltzenburg, M and Reiter, R and Toyka, KV (1996) Treatment with recombinant human nerve growth factor (rhNGF) normalises the small fibre neuropathy in STZ diabetic rats. In: Journal of Neurology. (pp. S4 - ?).

Koltzenburg, M and Stucky, CL (1996) Receptive properties of cutaneous sensory neurons in mice lacking the neurotrophin receptor p75. In: Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. (pp. 746 - ?).

Koltzenburg, M and Tal, M and Schneider, M and Toyka, KV (1996) NGF produces heat hyperalgesia, an excitation of nociceptors and sensitization to heat. In: Neuroforum Sonderausgabe. (pp. 166 - ?).

Koshy, B and Matilla, A and Burright, EN and Merry, DE and Fischbeck, KH and Orr, HT and Zoghbi, HY (1996) Spinocerebellar ataxia type-1 and Spinobulbar muscular atrophy gene products interact with glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase. Human Molecular Genetics , 5 1311 - 1318.

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Lewin, GR and Koltzenburg, M and Carroll, P and Toyka, KV and Thoenen, H (1996) Analysis of cutaneous afferents in mice carrying targeted mutations of the BDNF gene. In: Neuroforum Sonderausgabe. (pp. 203 - ?).

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Magerl, W and Koltzenburg, M and Schmitz, JM and Handwerker, HO (1996) Asymmetry and time-course of cutaneous sympathetic reflex responses following sustained excitation of chemosensitive nociceptors in humans. J AUTONOM NERV SYST , 57 (1-2) 63 - 72.

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Petersen, M and Segond von Banchet, G and Heppelmann, B and Koltzenburg, M (1996) NGF specifically regulates bradykinin binding sites in adult sensory neurons via the neurotrophin receptor p75. In: Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. (pp. 747 - ?).

Petersen, M and Segond von Banchet, G and Heppelmann, B and Koltzenburg, M (1996) The neurotrophin receptor p75 is involved in the regulation of bradykinin binding sites in cultured mouse sensory neurons. In: Pflügers Archiv. (pp. R78 - ?).

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Reiners, K and Koltzenburg, M (1996) Grundlagen, Diagnostik und Beurteilung neuropathischer Schmerzen. In: Diener, HC and Felgenhauer, K and Wallasch, CW, (eds.) Fortbildungsband der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Neurologie zum 69. Deutschen Neurologen-Kongreß. (V38 - V44). Deutsche Gesellschaft für Neurologie

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Schneider, M and Stucky, CL and Toyka, KV and Koltzenburg, M (1996) Effect of tetrodotoxin on cutaneous afferent fibers in adult rat in the skin-nerve in vitro preparation. In: Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. (pp. 1805 - ?).

Stucky, CL and Koltzenburg, M and Dechiara, T and Lindsay, RM and Yancopoulos, GD (1996) Neurotrophin-4 (NT-4) is required for the development of a subclass of cutaneous sensory neurons. In: Society for Neuroscience Abstracts. (pp. 992 - ?).

Stucky, CS and Toyka, KV and Koltzenburg, M (1996) Electrophysiological analysis of cutaneous sensory neurons in transgenic mice lacking the low affinity neurotrophin receptor p75. In: Abstracts of the 8th World Congress on Pain. (pp. 119 - ?).

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Tal, M and Schneider, M and Toyka, KV and Koltzenburg, M (1996) Heat hyperalgesia and nociceptor excitation after application of nerve growth factor (NGF) or inflammatory mediators. In: Abstracts of the 8th World Congress on Pain. (pp. 119 - 120).

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