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. 2016 Nov 3;10:471. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2016.00471

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Copyright © 2016 Moore, Madularu, Iriah, Yee, Kulkarni, Darcq, Kieffer and Ferris.

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Putative pain neural circuit. Shown is a 3D color representation of the 16 different brain areas comprising the putative pain neural circuit. The layout and the description of the table and three composite figures are the same as Figure 3. The table of these 16 areas reports there were no significant differences in the volume of activation between vehicle (Veh) and MuKO (KO Oxy) conditions. WT mice given OXY showed significance from Veh (^*p <0.05, ^**p <0.01) and from MuKO conditions (§p <0.05).