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Pain is circadian but the mechanisms responsible are unknown. In this seminar, research will be presented on how molecular circadian clocks present in peripheral sensory neurons and the dorsal horn profoundly shape nociceptive traffic. The opportunities to translate these findings into novel therapies will also be discussed.
