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Active hearing / edited by Å. Flock, D. Ottoson and M. Ulfendahl.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextSeries: Wenner-Gren international series ; vol. 65Publication details: Oxford, U.K. ; Tarrytown, N.Y., U.S.A. : Pergammon Press, 1995.Description: xvii, 376 p., [1] p. of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 0080425143 (hbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 612.85 FLO 23
LOC classification:
  • QP461 .A25 1995
Contents:
Exploration of human auditory cortical functions - neuromagnetic approach, R. Hari et al; neural processing of target-distance information in the mustached bat, N. Suga et al; the olivocochlear feedback gain control subsystem - ascending input from the small cell cap of the cochlear nucleus?, D.O. Kim et al; afferent synaptic transmission from hair cells, H. Ohmori; synaptic transmission by auditory hair cells, F. Jaramillo; molecular mechanisms involving neurotransmitters after excitotoxicity at the inner hair cell-auditory nerve synapse, M. Eybalin et al; sensory and supporting cells in the organ of corti-cytoskeletal organization related to cellular function, N.A. Slepecky; hair cell ultrastructure and mechanotransduction - morphological effects of low extracellular calcium levels on stereociliary bundles in the turtle cochlea, C.M. Hackney and D.N. Furness; transducer currents and bundle movements in outer hair cells of neonatal mice, C.J. Kros et al; cloning of myosins from the saccular macula, C.F. Solc et al; monitoring cochlear homeostasis with automatic analysis of the low-frequency cochlear microphonic, R. Patuzzi; the biomechanics of outer hair cell motility, R. Hallworth; labyrinthine lateral walls - cochlear outer hair cell permeability and mechanics, W.E. Brownell et al; structure of the electromechanical transduction mechanism in mammalian outer hair cells, F. Kalinec and B. Kachar; Ca2+ signaling in Deiters cells of the guinea-pig cochlea - active process in supporting cells, D. Dulon; slow motility of outer hair cells, J. Schacht et al; purinergic modulation of outer hair cell electromotility, G.D. Housley et al; active mechanisms in the response of the auditory system to over- or understimulation, R.A. Altschuler et al; how are the inner hair cells stimulated mechanically?, S.M. Khanna et al; micromechanics of cellular structures in the mammalian cochlea - auditory and electrical stimulation, A.W. Gummer et al; basilar membrane motion and position changes induced by direct current stimulation, A.L. Nuttall et al; measurements of the basilar membrane resonance in the cochlea of the mustached bat, I.J. Russell and M. Kossl; mechanical activity in the apex of the cochlea, W.S. Rhode and N.P. Cooper; what is the mechanical stimulus for the inner hair cell? clues from auditory-nerve and basilar-membrane responses to low-frequency sounds, M.A. Ruggero; the pharmacology of the outer hair cell motor, J.F. Ashmore et al; cochlear plasticity - effects of sound overexposure on evoked otoacoustic emissions, B.L. Lonsbury-Martin et al; comparative aspects of interactive communication, P.M. Narins.
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"Proceedings of a Wenner-Gren international symposium held in Stockholm in May, 1994"--Pref.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Exploration of human auditory cortical functions - neuromagnetic approach, R. Hari et al; neural processing of target-distance information in the mustached bat, N. Suga et al; the olivocochlear feedback gain control subsystem - ascending input from the small cell cap of the cochlear nucleus?, D.O. Kim et al; afferent synaptic transmission from hair cells, H. Ohmori; synaptic transmission by auditory hair cells, F. Jaramillo; molecular mechanisms involving neurotransmitters after excitotoxicity at the inner hair cell-auditory nerve synapse, M. Eybalin et al; sensory and supporting cells in the organ of corti-cytoskeletal organization related to cellular function, N.A. Slepecky; hair cell ultrastructure and mechanotransduction - morphological effects of low extracellular calcium levels on stereociliary bundles in the turtle cochlea, C.M. Hackney and D.N. Furness; transducer currents and bundle movements in outer hair cells of neonatal mice, C.J. Kros et al; cloning of myosins from the saccular macula, C.F. Solc et al; monitoring cochlear homeostasis with automatic analysis of the low-frequency cochlear microphonic, R. Patuzzi; the biomechanics of outer hair cell motility, R. Hallworth; labyrinthine lateral walls - cochlear outer hair cell permeability and mechanics, W.E. Brownell et al; structure of the electromechanical transduction mechanism in mammalian outer hair cells, F. Kalinec and B. Kachar; Ca2+ signaling in Deiters cells of the guinea-pig cochlea - active process in supporting cells, D. Dulon; slow motility of outer hair cells, J. Schacht et al; purinergic modulation of outer hair cell electromotility, G.D. Housley et al; active mechanisms in the response of the auditory system to over- or understimulation, R.A. Altschuler et al; how are the inner hair cells stimulated mechanically?, S.M. Khanna et al; micromechanics of cellular structures in the mammalian cochlea - auditory and electrical stimulation, A.W. Gummer et al; basilar membrane motion and position changes induced by direct current stimulation, A.L. Nuttall et al; measurements of the basilar membrane resonance in the cochlea of the mustached bat, I.J. Russell and M. Kossl; mechanical activity in the apex of the cochlea, W.S. Rhode and N.P. Cooper; what is the mechanical stimulus for the inner hair cell? clues from auditory-nerve and basilar-membrane responses to low-frequency sounds, M.A. Ruggero; the pharmacology of the outer hair cell motor, J.F. Ashmore et al; cochlear plasticity - effects of sound overexposure on evoked otoacoustic emissions, B.L. Lonsbury-Martin et al; comparative aspects of interactive communication, P.M. Narins.

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