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Activation in the auditory pathway of the gerbil studied with 18F-FDG PET: effects of anesthesia

Autor: Jens P. Bankstahl, Frank M. Bengel, G. M. Klump, Mariella Kessler, M. Mamach, Georg Berding, R. Beutelmann

Publikováno v: Brain Structure and Function. 223:4293-4305

Here, we present results from an 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) study in the Mongolian gerbil, a preferred animal model in auditory research. One major issue in preclinical nuclear imaging, as well as in most of t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00429-018-1743-9

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GABA

Autor: M, Kessler, M, Mamach, R, Beutelmann, M, Lukacevic, S, Eilert, P, Bascuñana, A, Fasel, F M, Bengel, J P, Bankstahl, T L, Ross, G M, Klump, G, Berding

Publikováno v: Molecular imaging and biology. 22(2)

Plastic changes in the central auditory system involving the GABAergic system accompany age-related hearing loss. Such processes can be investigated with positron emission tomography (PET) imaging using [Sixty-minute list-mode PET acquisitions were p

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Activation in the auditory pathway of the gerbil studied with

Autor: M, Kessler, M, Mamach, R, Beutelmann, J P, Bankstahl, F M, Bengel, G M, Klump, Georg, Berding

Publikováno v: Brain structurefunction. 223(9)

Here, we present results from an

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Signal detection in amplitude-modulated maskers. I. Behavioural auditory thresholds in a songbird

Autor: U, Langemann, G M, Klump

Publikováno v: The European journal of neuroscience. 13(5)

Vertebrates have evolved mechanisms to exploit amplitude modulations in background noise for improving signal detection. However, the mechanisms underlying this masking release are not yet well understood. Here we present evidence for masking release

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Signal detection in amplitude-modulated maskers. II. Processing in the songbird's auditory forebrain

Autor: A, Nieder, G M, Klump

Publikováno v: The European journal of neuroscience. 13(5)

In the natural environment, acoustic signals have to be detected in ubiquitous background noise. Temporal fluctuations of background noise can be exploited by the auditory system to enhance signal detection, especially if spectral masking components

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Advances in Hearing Research

Autor: G M Klump, H Fastl, C Köppl, H Oeckinghaus, Geoffrey A. Manley

Publikováno v: Advances in Hearing Research.

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https://doi.org/10.1142/9789814532785

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[Indications of continuous hair cell regeneration in a song bird with genetically-induced cochlear hearing loss]

Autor: O, Gleich, R J, Dooling, G A, Manley, G M, Klump, J, Strutz

Publikováno v: HNO. 43(5)

In recent years evidence has accumulated that birds in contrast to mammals have a great capacity to replace lost hair cells after cochlear trauma. Despite this capacity for cochlear repair, a hereditary hearing deficit for frequencies above 2 kHz has

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