Jarret A.P. Weinrich

This study uses single-nuclear RNA sequencing to show that ATF3 is not required for postoperative pain, and identifies c-Jun as a potential ATF3-independent driver of the injury program.

This paper develops a machine learning-based behavioral phenotyping approach to quantify functional recovery in mice with tibia fractures, finding that pin stabilization improves recovery and that recovery patterns vary over time.

The paper shows that nitrous oxide increases anterior cingulate cortex activity in mice, suggesting this activity reflects pain affect even under anesthesia.

This paper introduces a novel mouse model of central post-stroke pain (CPSP) using photothrombotic ischemia in the thalamus, showing persistent facial grimace pain and correlating microglial activation with pain severity.

The paper identifies molecularly diverse spinal and trigeminal projection neurons involved in pain and itch, revealing distinct subsets and their functional roles.