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Human Primate Social Groomer and Neuroelastician
  
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Linda Watkins
Linda Watkins, discoverer of the implications of glial-neuronal interaction in amplifying ascending nociception at the level of the dorsal horn, in 2001.
From outright disbelief and accusations of being "glia-centric" in the beginning, she has gotten many a nod from many researchers since; now, understanding glia-neuronal mechanisms, in particular microglial-neuronal-glial interactions, has become a very hot topic in pain research. Some of her papers are stored here.
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