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Catelin has had a slow throbbing pain in her ankle since she twisted it while in-line skating last week. Where are these pain signals travelling?

along thin, unmyelinated C fibres
through periacqueductal gray neurons in the midbrain
along ungated endorphin pathways in the hypothalamus
through thick, myelinated A-delta fibres


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