Kaiyuan Wang

Duke University

100 Fuqua Drive

Durham, NC 27708-0204

United States

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Skin Injury Activates TRPV1+ Nociceptive Fibers to Stimulate a Rapid Innate Antiviral Protein Response

Number of pages: 42 Posted: 29 Apr 2020
Chelsea Handfield, Jeffery Kwock, Vivian Lei, Min Jin Lee, Margaret Coates, Kaiyuan Wang, Qingjian Han, Jennifer G. Powers, Sarah Wolfe, David L. Corcoran, Brian Fanelli, Manoj Dadlani, Ru-Rong Ji and Amanda S. MacLeod
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skin immunity, wound, TRPV1, nociception, antiviral proteins, IL-27, innate immunity, keratinocytes, neuro-immune axis