Inhibiting GlyT2 alleviates neuropathic but not inflammatory or
acute pain
Bruce S Wilsona, Julian
Peiser-Olivera, Alexander Gillisa,
Sally Evansa, Claudia Alameina,
Shannon N Mostyna, Susan Shimmonb,
Tristan Rawlingb, MacDonald J
Christiea, Robert J Vandenberga,
Sarasa A Mohammadia†
aSchool of Medical Sciences, The University of Sydney,
NSW Australia 2006
bSchool of Mathematical and Physical Sciences,
University of Technology, Sydney, NSW Australia 2006
Correspondence to: † Dr Sarasa Mohammadi,
sarasa.mohammadi@sydney.edu.au Charles Perkins Centre, Level 3 West, the
University of Sydney, NSW Australia 2006.
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Acknowledgements: Sincerest thanks to Dr Thomas Burton and the
University of Sydney’s Bosch Animal Behavioural Facility for practical
training and assistance on the side effects tests.
Funding: NHMRC Project Grant APP144429. The funding source did
not have any role in the study design, data collection, analysis,
interpretation of data, or writing the report.
Conflict of interest statement: No conflicts of interest to
report