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Maes, M., Ombelet, W., De Jongh, R., Kenis, G. & Bosmans, E. The inflammatory response following delivery is amplified in women who previously suffered from major depression, suggesting that major depression is accompanied by a sensitization of the inflammatory response system.

An explanation for the increased pain sensation might be due to the fact that anxiety exacerbates the masticatory muscle tension by clenching and grinding, which in turn leads to an increased release of pro-inflammatory cytokines followed by a sensitization of the whole pain pathway [31].

These observations are in accordance with our result showing that the decrease of PKCα mRNA levels by means of iRNA technology causes a sensitization of the cells toward MTX.

A sensitization of neuroendocrine systems by repeated psychosocial stressors was reported in a study by Marcelis et al. [ 33] on psychotic patients.

The hypothesis that TMD pain is caused by a generalized sensitization of higher order neurons in the nociceptive pathways combined with a decreased efficacy of endogenous inhibitory systems has recently gained support in the literature.

There are data that depressive episodes are accompanied by an increased sensitization of immune-inflammatory pathways and that the number of depressive episodes is correlated with immune-inflammatory markers such as TNF-α and neopterin [ 10].

To some extent, this potential bias was controlled for by holding a sensitization campaign at the start of the study making participants aware of the study objectives and the research nature of the visit, and assuring confidentiality.

In bees it has been shown that the application of sucrose to the proboscis as sensitizing stimulus enhances proboscis extension response to an odour by sensitization of the reflex [23].

CIA is a polyarthritis induced by sensitization of susceptible strains of animals with type II collagen.

Using an asthmatic phenotype modeled by allergic sensitization of the respiratory tract, effects of O3 on pulmonary function have been found to be augmented by allergic sensitization in infant rhesus monkeys (Fanucchi et al. 2006; Joad et al. 2006; Schelegle et al. 2003), mice (Funabashi et al. 2004), and rats (Wagner et al. 2007).

The agent did not appear to be a lectin because histamine release was not enhanced by passive sensitization of mast cells with IgE.