Sensation: new insights into touch and pain
A research collaboration into the basic molecular mechanisms that explain touch and pain. Part of the Cities partnership Programme.
20 February 2020
Researchers are working on the basic molecular mechanisms that explain touch and pain.
Together, they compare their work in this area, exchange information about techniques, and carry out joint research on a single mutant mouse with potential deficits in touch and pain sensation that may have clinical relevance for the future of data analyses.
Area
Medical sciences
UCL leads
Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research
Partner leads
European Molecular Biology Organization
- Paul Heppenstall