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[The effect of berberine on ameliorating chronic inflammatory pain and depression].

Fang Xu, Jiazhen YANG, B Meng, J W Zheng, Qiang Liao, Jiayi Chen, X W Chen

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Abstract

Berberine can reverse chronic inflammatory pain induced by CFA and alleviated the comorbid depression. Its anti-nociceptive and anti-depressive effects may associate with downregulation of the spinal levels of the inflammatory cytokines and mRNA transcription of CCL2.

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Berberine can reverse chronic inflammatory pain induced by CFA and alleviated the comorbid depression. Its anti-nociceptive and anti-depressive effects may associate with downregulation of the spinal levels of the inflammatory cytokines and mRNA transcription of CCL2.

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Berberine can reverse chronic inflammatory pain induced by CFA and alleviated the comorbid depression. Its anti-nociceptive and anti-depressive effects may associate with downregulation of the spinal levels of the inflammatory cytokines and mRNA transcription of CCL2.

Key concepts: Saline, Berberine, Medicine, Anesthesia, Hyperalgesia, Chronic pain, Intraperitoneal injection, Depression (economics)

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