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Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) eliminates the response of the sensory neurones of an insect mechanoreceptor, the femoral chordotonal organ of Locusta migratoria, but blocks conduction of their sensory axons at much higher concentrations: A possible mechanism of analgesia

George Theophilidis, Kalliopi Kravari

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Key concepts: Mechanoreceptor, Sensory system, Anatomy, Electrophysiology, Insect, Biology, Chemistry, Neuroscience

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Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) eliminates the response of the sensory neurones of an insect mechanoreceptor, the femoral chordotonal organ of Locusta migratoria, but blocks conduction of their sensory axons at much higher concentrations: A possible mechanism of analgesia — Research Paper | ScholarLens