Repetitive acute pain in infancy increases anxiety but does not alter spatial learning ability in juvenile mice

We assessed the long-term behavioural effects of a single acute or repetitive inflammatory pain experienced during infancy. Groups of male and female CD1 mice were subjected to either an acute single pain, i.e. a tail clip or sham pain at P8, or acute repetitive pain in the form of needle pricks or...

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