Sensory neuron diseases (SND) are a distinct subgroup of peripheral-nervous-system diseases,
first acknowledged in 1948. Acquired SND have a subacute or chronic course and are …

Nociceptor sensory neurons protect organisms from danger by eliciting pain and driving
avoidance. Pain also accompanies many types of inflammation and injury. It is increasingly …

… Additionally, impulses can travel back along the peripheral axon of the nociceptive sensory
neuron toward the distal nerve endings, resulting in the local release of neuropeptides in the …

… Since this is no longer the case, this review offers observations on the anatomy and
function of the primary sensory neuron (PSN), the most important cell in regional anesthesia. …

… sensory neuron to implement the sensory fusion processes. Such a bimodal artificial sensory
neuron … The sensory neuron can be excited in multiple levels by synchronizing the two …

… Ease of production and the ability to control growth conditions make sensory neuron culture
a powerful model system for studying basic neurobiology of central and peripheral nervous …

… Key questions in the sensory neuron development field include the followings. How are
specific labeled lines assembled? How could a given sensory receptor be associated with …

… to provide trophic support for inner ear sensory neuron afferents. Mice lacking either both …
level of functional equivalence for inner ear sensory neuron survival. Further analysis of the …

OBJECTIVE: Balance control under static and dynamic conditions was assessed in patients
with Sensory Neuron Disease (SND) in order to shed further light on the pathophysiology of …

… In addition, we provide new evidence that sensory neuron degeneration is linked not only
to … Understanding sensory neuron degeneration in the context of aberrant RNA processing …