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Endomorphin analogs CEMR-1 and CEMR-2 administered intravenously display potent antinociception with limited tolerance in acute, neuropathic and inflammatory pain.

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Si-Yu Wang; Jing-Jing Shi; Wen-Hui Liu; Jun-Ren Dai; Yu-Zhe Zhang; Dai-Yun Ning; Xiao-Fang Wang; Yu-Jing Wu; Chang-Lin Wang
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2026

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Si-Yu Wang; Jing-Jing Shi; Wen-Hui Liu; Jun-Ren Dai; Yu-Zhe Zhang; Dai-Yun Ning; Xiao-Fang Wang; Yu-Jing Wu; Chang-Lin Wang. (2026). Endomorphin analogs CEMR-1 and CEMR-2 administered intravenously display potent antinociception with limited tolerance in acute, neuropathic and inflammatory pain. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42242545/

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