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The aims of this research are to: 1. describe and compare the particular immune and inflammatory system responses (including changes in catecholamines, cytokines, and cellular adhesion molecules) in healthy male and female controls to two levels of experimental pain stress conditions; 2. develop a new line of investigation for the principal investigator, who will expand her expertise in pain physiology to include the effects of pain on immune and inflammatory parameters, via multidisciplinary collaboration with nationally-recognized experts in psychology and immunology.
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