Table 1.

Abbreviations of assays.^*

Abbreviation	Assay
ACAA	Abdominal constrictions following intraperitoneal injection of acetic acid
ACMS	Abdominal constrictions following intraperitoneal injection of magnesium sulfate
AUT	Autotomy following transection of sciatic and saphenous nerves
AUTSNN	Autotomy following spinal nerve neuroma induced by transection of lumbar nerves L4-L6 and saphenous nerve
BV	Bee venom, intraplantar injection-induced hindpaw licking
BVCON	Bee venom-induced thermal hypersensitivity assessed with Hargreaves’ test, contralateral hindpaw
BVHT	Bee venom-induced thermal hypersensitivity assessed with Hargreaves’ test, ipsilateral hindpaw
CAP	Capsaicin, intraplantar injection-induced hindpaw licking
CAPTW	Capsaicin, tail injection-induced thermal hypersensitivity assessed with tail withdrawal from 47°C water
CARHT	Carrageenan, intraplantar injection-induced thermal hypersensitivity assessed with Hargreaves’ test
CHLITCH	Chloroquine, subcutaneous injection-induced maximum itch duration
ComtB2i	Catechol-O-methyltransferase genotype as absence of B2 SINE in 3′ UTR
CPLOCO	Cyclophosphamide cystitis, intraperitoneal injection-induced hypolocomotion
DYNVF	Dynorphin, intrathecal injection-induced mechanical hypersensitivity assessed with von Frey test
FEarly	Formalin, intraplantar injection-induced hindpaw licking, early/acute phase
FLate	Formalin, intraplantar injection-induced hindpaw licking, late/tonic phase
HISTITCH	Histamine, subcutaneous injection-induced itch duration
HP	Hot-plate test, latency to paw withdrawal or jump response
HT	Hargreaves’ plantar thermal nociception test, latency to paw withdrawal from light focused on hindpaw
PACACET	Paclitaxel, intraperitoneal injection-induced cold hypersensitivity assessed with acetone test
PACCOLD	Paclitaxel, intraperitoneal injection-induced cold hypersensitivity assessed with tail withdrawal from −15°C ethanol
PACVF	Paclitaxel, intraperitoneal injection-induced mechanical hypersensitivity assessed with von Frey test
PNIHT	Peripheral nerve injury#-induced thermal hypersensitivity assessed with Hargreaves’ test
PNIVF	Peripheral nerve injury#-induced mechanical hypersensitivity assessed with von Frey test
SNIACET	Spared nerve injury-induced cold hypersensitivity assessed with acetone test
SNIVF	Spared nerve injury-induced mechanical hypersensitivity assessed with von Frey test
TC	Tail-clip test, latency to bring nose to alligator clip applied to base of tail
TF	Tail flick from radiant heat source, latency to flick tail
TW−15	Tail withdrawal from −15°C ethanol, latency to withdraw tail
TW47.5	Tail withdrawal from 47.5°C water, latency to withdraw tail
TW49	Tail withdrawal from 49°C water, latency to withdraw tail
VF	von Frey monofilament test, 50% response threshold using up-down method
ZYMACET	Zymosan, intraplantar injection-induced cold hypersensitivity assessed with acetone test
ZYMHT	Zymosan, intraplantar injection-induced thermal hypersensitivity assessed with Hargreaves’ test

^*Font color of abbreviations refers to the genetically distinct type of nociception or hypersensitivity identified previously [17]: (red) thermal nociception in otherwise naïve mice; (green) spontaneous responses to noxious chemical/inflammatory stimuli; (orange) thermal hypersensitivity; (blue) mechanical hypersensitivity; (purple) afferent input-dependent hypersensitivity. Brown font refers to mechanical sensitivity in naïve mice and mechanical nociception. Black font is used for assays newly included in the current analysis.

^#also referred to as the spinal nerve ligation (SNL) model.