Specific proteins of the trapezius muscle correlate with pain intensity and sensitivity - an explorative multivariate proteomic study of the trapezius muscle in women with chronic widespread pain.

J Pain Res · 2016 · PMC4898258 · PMID 27330327

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It was found as expected that the majority of the explained variation in pain intensity was due to the significant proteins; when only the significant proteins presented in Table 2 were included in the OPLS regression, a highly significant regression was again obtained ( R 2 =0.79, Q 2 =0.66, CV-ANOVA: P =0.007).

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