Progress and future of molecular pain

<p>Abstract</p> <p>Since its launch at the beginning of 2005, <it>Molecular Pain </it>has published pain research articles that cover broad areas including: genetics, molecular and cellular biology, synaptic and neuronal mechanisms, novel animal models and human functional imaging studies. One important feature of <it>Molecular Pain </it>is its high speed in manuscript processing and publication, making the journal one of the best places for pain researchers to publish their novel findings.</p>

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