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Nociceptor Neuron Silencing
In article number 2103364, Sebastien Talbot, Christos Boutopoulos, and co‐workers report a nanotechnology‐enabled strategy to silence subsets of unmodified nociceptor neurons. It uses laser stimulation of neurons targeted with gold nanoparticles to heat‐activate TRPV1, turning this channel into a cell‐specific entry port for silencing drugs that block neuropeptide release...
The sensory nervous and immune systems work in concert to preserve homeostasis. While this endogenous interplay protects from danger, it may drive chronic pathologies. Currently, genetic engineering of neurons remains the primary approach to interfere selectively with this potentially deleterious interplay. However, such manipulations are not feasible in a clinical setting. Here, this work reports...
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