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Cytokine-nerve growth factor interactions in inflammatory hyperalgesia,ibing the stimuli that impinge upon the body, the PSN have highly specialized adaptations. These include the expression of a broad number of ion channels, receptors, neurotransmitters and neuromodulators, together with the establishment of highly ordered patterns of innervation of the peripheral target and central neurons.