Abstract
ON THE COVER: A schematic drawing showing the components of the peripheral sensory neuron that are vulnerable to injuries that cause neuropathy in patients being treated with chemotherapy for cancer. These include the dorsal root ganglion cell body (large blue cell with a magenta nucleus), ion channels (blue protein inserted in the axon membrane at myelin nodes), microtubules (coiled yellow and blue protein in the axon), mitochondria (brown intraxonal organelles with blue interior), nerve terminals innervating skin, and attack by inflammatory cells (purple and blue cells with blue arrow). See Staff and colleagues, pages 772–781, for details.
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