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期刊名:Hearing research

缩写:HEARING RES

ISSN:0378-5955

e-ISSN:1878-5891

IF/分区:2.5/Q1

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Li Li,Guang-Di Chen,Richard Salvi Li Li
Background: High doses of salicylate are known to reduce cochlear response amplitude and raise threshold. However, its effect on the cochlear forward masking, reflecting temporal resolution, is still unclear. ...
Siân R Kitcher,Alia M Pederson,Catherine J C Weisz Siân R Kitcher
Accurate encoding of acoustic stimuli requires temporally precise responses to sound integrated with cellular mechanisms that encode the complexity of stimuli over varying timescales and orders of magnitude of intensity. Sound in mammals is...
Rasheed Alrayashi,Rod D Braun,Antonela Muca et al. Rasheed Alrayashi et al.
Magnetic resonance imaging data collection and analysis have been challenges in the field of auditory neuroscience. Recent studies have addressed these concerns by using manganese-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MEMRI). Basic challenge...
Angela M Madrid,Kerry A Walker,Spencer B Smith et al. Angela M Madrid et al.
The speech evoked frequency following response (sFFR) is used to study relationships between neural processing and functional aspects of speech and language that are not captured by click or toneburst evoked auditory brainstem responses (AB...
Mingyu Xia,Mingxuan Wu,Liping Zhao et al. Mingyu Xia et al.
Loss of hair cells (HCs) accounts for most sensorineural hearing loss, and regeneration of cochlear HCs is considered as the ultimate strategy for restoring hearing. Several lines of evidence have shown that Lgr5+ progenitor cells can spont...
Nantian Lin,Shinji Urata,Rebecca Cook et al. Nantian Lin et al.
Background: In humans, it is well known that females have better hearing than males. The mechanism of this influence of sex on auditory function in humans is not well understood. Testing the hypothesis of underlying mecha...
Maureen J Shader,Robert Luke,Nathalie Gouailhardou et al. Maureen J Shader et al.
As an alternative to fMRI, functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is a relatively new tool for observing cortical activation. However, spatial resolution is reduced compared to fMRI and often the exact locations of fNIRS optodes and ...
Christopher J Pastras,Sebastian P Stefani,Aaron J Camp et al. Christopher J Pastras et al.
The Summating Potential (SP) was first recorded in the cochlea in the 1950s and represents an objective measure of cochlear hair cell function, in vivo. Despite being a regular tool in hearing research, a similar response has not yet been r...
Birthe Warnholtz,Merlin Schär,Benjamin Sackmann et al. Birthe Warnholtz et al.
The incudo-malleal joint (IMJ) in the human middle ear is a true diarthrodial joint and it has been known that the flexibility of this joint does not contribute to better middle-ear sound transmission. Previous studies have proposed that a ...
Stella Chin-Shaw Tsai,Frank Cheau-Feng Lin,Kuang-Hsi Chang et al. Stella Chin-Shaw Tsai et al.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) can be isolated from different tissue origins, such as the bone marrow, the placenta, the umbilical cord, adipose tissues, and skin tissues. MSCs can secrete anti-inflammatory molecules and growth factors for t...