Estrogen augmented visceral pain and colonic neuron modulation in a double-hit model of prenatal and adult stress

Keyphrases

• Estrogen 100%
• Visceral Pain 100%
• Double-hit Model 100%
• Chronic Prenatal Stress 85%
• Female Rats 57%
• Primary Afferent 42%
• Colon 42%
• Letrozole 42%
• Hyperalgesia 28%
• Dorsal Root Ganglion Neurons 28%
• Visceral Hypersensitivity 28%
• Ovariectomy 28%
• Estrogen Level 28%
• Visceral Hyperalgesia 28%
• Quantitative PCR 14%
• Single Unit 14%
• Dorsal Root 14%
• Western Blotting 14%
• Nerve Growth Factor 14%
• Stress-induced 14%
• Rodent Models 14%
• Western Blot 14%
• Protein Level 14%
• Afferent Fibers 14%
• Immunofluorescence 14%
• Patch Clamp 14%
• Excitability 14%
• Balloon 14%
• Chronic Stress 14%
• Neuronal Excitability 14%
• Brain-derived Neurotrophic Factor 14%
• Gender Differences 14%
• K+ Current 14%
• Single Fiber 14%
• Spontaneous Activity 14%
• Aromatase Inhibitors 14%
• Sex-dependent 14%
• Single-fiber Recording 14%
• Intrathecal Infusion 14%
• Neuron Activity 14%
• Female Rodents 14%
• Experiment in Vitro 14%
• Colorectum 14%
• Afferent Sensitization 14%
• Female-specific 14%
• Chronic Stress during Pregnancy 14%

Neuroscience

• Prenatal Stress 100%
• Hyperalgesia 66%
• Female Rats 66%
• Letrozole 50%
• Dorsal Root Ganglion 33%
• Western Blot 33%
• Excitability 33%
• In Vivo 16%
• In Vitro 16%
• Intrathecal 16%
• Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor 16%
• Patch Clamp 16%
• Nerve Growth Factor 16%
• Immunofluorescence 16%
• Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction 16%
• Potassium Current 16%
• Aromatase Inhibitor 16%