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Mark Hollins

Affiliations: 
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 
Area:
Somatosensory systems
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Lorrin Riggs grad student Brown
Mitchell Glickstein post-doc Brown

Children

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Jeffrey M. Yau research assistant UNC
Elizabeth Roy Felix grad student 2000 UNC Chapel Hill
Sliman J. Bensmaia grad student 1996-2003 UNC Chapel Hill
Daniel E. Harper grad student 2014 UNC Chapel Hill

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Hollins M, Bryen CP, Taylor D. (2020) Effects of chronic pain history on perceptual and cognitive inhibition. Experimental Brain Research
Hollins M, Corsi C, Sloan P. (2017) Pacinian Signals Determine the Direction and Magnitude of the Effect of Vibration on Pain. Perception. 46: 987-999
Harper DE, Hollins M. (2017) Conditioned pain modulation dampens the thermal grill illusion. European Journal of Pain (London, England)
Sloan P, Hollins M. (2017) Attention and pain: are auditory distractors special? Experimental Brain Research
Hollins M, Walters S. (2016) Experimental hypervigilance changes the intensity/unpleasantness ratio of pressure sensations: evidence for the generalized hypervigilance hypothesis. Experimental Brain Research
Hollins M, McDermott K, Harper D. (2014) How does vibration reduce pain? Perception. 43: 70-84
Harper DE, Hollins M. (2014) Coolness both underlies and protects against the painfulness of the thermal grill illusion. Pain. 155: 801-7
Hollins M, Stonerock GL, Kisaalita NR, et al. (2012) Detecting the emergence of chronic pain in sickle cell disease. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management. 43: 1082-93
Harper DE, Hollins M. (2012) Is touch gating due to sensory or cognitive interference? Pain. 153: 1082-90
Hollins M, Harper D, Maixner W. (2011) Changes in pain from a repetitive thermal stimulus: the roles of adaptation and sensitization. Pain. 152: 1583-90
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