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The Relationship Between Synaptic Plasticity and Inflammation in the Brain Leading to Pain Modulation

Pain sensation, a life-or-death mechanism, sometimes causes unbearable psychological distress. However, the elucidation remains subjective in modern times. Some scientific advancements including the discovery of TRPV1, neural network analysis, and the development of fMRI leads us the overall understanding of pain. However, it is essential to comprehensively clarify everything from the peripheral to the central tissue, from the molecular to the biological level, from basic to clinical research, and the field of informatics. In order to resolve this issue, we believe that mutual understanding between researchers across organizations is important. Therefore, this symposium would be an opportunity for researchers in various research fields to come together is a chance to think about the next-generation explorations. We hope this connection between scientists weaves the genealogy of each field.

Next-generation research toward objectively elucidating pain

APPW2025

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[1S11e-3]The Relationship Between Synaptic Plasticity and Inflammation in the Brain Leading to Pain Modulation

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