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Eco-morphology of sagittal otoliths in five Macrouridae species from Central Mediterranean Sea. [PDF]
D'Iglio C +9 more
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Horizontal Gaze Palsy with Progressive Scoliosis. [PDF]
Shadique M +3 more
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Bilateral Hearing Loss and Tinnitus as Primary Manifestations of Pontine Hemorrhage in a Young Man With Refractory Hypertension. [PDF]
Luan Z, Drozdov A, Kandimalla J.
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Distinct Neuron Types Contribute to Hybrid Auditory Spatial Coding. [PDF]
Chen C, Song S.
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An investigation regarding cellular, synaptic and glial processing in the inferior colliculi
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Epilepsy is tightly associated with dysfunction of inhibitory GABA neurotransmission. In this study, Krushinsky–Molodkina (KM) rats genetically prone to audiogenic seizures (AGS) were used. KM rats are characterized by the development of audiogenic epilepsy during postnatal ontogenesis, with AGS onset at the age of 1.5–2 months and fully developed AGS ...
Svetlana Nikolaeva +5 more
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Central Auditory Pathways in the Brain Stem and Inferior Colliculi
The ramifications and connections of the ascending auditory pathway within the brain stem from the entrance of the auditory nerve up to the inferior colliculi has been studied in decerebrated cats using electrophysiologic methods. Suitable acoustic stimuli were achieved with “click impulses”.
Stig Jungert
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Auditory organization of the inferior colliculi in the cat
Abstract Using auditory click stimulation, evoked response fields were mapped systematically in the inferior colliculi of the cat. The acoustically evoked response fields were confined to the anatomical limits of the central nucleus. No evoked responses were elicited from a “rind” or shell encapsulating the central nucleus of the colliculi ...
Leo C. Massopust, J. M. Ordy
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Role of inferior colliculi in orienting reflex
1. Injury to the inferior colliculi causes considerable weakening or even total disappearance of the motor component of the orienting reflex. Other investigated components (electroencephalographic, cardiac, respiratory, psychogalvanic) remain unchanged.
N. Yu. Belenkov, O. A. Goreva
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The neuronal loss and the alteration of the synapses in the medial geniculate bodies and the inferior colliculi may be involved in the impairment of communication and symbolic sound perception, which is noticed even in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a neurodegenerative disorder, causing a progressive decline of ...
Stavros Balogiannis +3 more
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