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Mechanoreceptive ABeta primary afferents discriminate naturalistic social touch

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    [title] => Mechanoreceptive ABeta primary afferents discriminate naturalistic social touch 
    [paragraph] => Mechanoreceptive ABeta primary afferents discriminate naturalistic social touch inputs at a functionally relevant time scale
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Authors
Shan Xu, Steven C. Hauser, Saad S. Nagi, James A. Jablonski, Merat Rezaei, Ewa Jarocka, Authors



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Journal
IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing


Abstract
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Keywords/Topics
Bio - Signal Recording
BIOSEB Instruments Used:
Rodent pincher - Analgesia meter - Wireless (BIO-RP-WRS)

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